Martin Little Martin LXK2 Standard Koa

You love playing with friends at the beach. Maybe you're learning chords in a music classroom. Either way, you don't want to be limited by your guitar. The Little Martin is small but delivers great performance. They offer worry-free durability and incredible portability, sounding fantastic anywhere.

• High-pressure laminate koa top, sides, and back (HPL)
• Natural laminated birch neck
• Richlite fingerboard
• Spigot-style rosette
• 20 frets
• White Corian nut
• Nut width: 42.9 mm
• Scale length: 23"
• Bridge material: Richlite
• White tusq compensated saddle
• Chrome tuning machines with closed gears
• Includes gig bag
• Color: Natural
• Original strings: MA550T Authentic Treated Medium

Little Martin Series

The Little Martin series from Martin Guitars offers compact, durable, and surprisingly resonant guitars, perfect for musicians seeking portability without sacrificing quality. Made with resilient materials like HPL and Richlite, these guitars are built to withstand varying weather conditions and frequent use, making them ideal for travel, students, or daily practice. Despite their small size, Little Martins deliver clear, balanced tone, proving that a small body can produce a big sound.

About Martin Guitars

C. F. Martin & Co. has been inspiring musicians worldwide for nearly two centuries with their high-quality guitars and products. They are the creators of the Dreadnought model. Johnny Cash, Elvis, Clapton, John Mayer, Craig Ross, and Jason Isbell have all played a Martin. Contact us if you have any questions about Martin guitars; we’ll help guide you through their extensive catalog.

Martin guitars are renowned not only for their unmatched quality, craftsmanship, and tone. They are the choice of many guitarists due to their detailed construction. Throughout the company's history, Martin instruments have been used across various musical genres and stages. These instruments are backed by an unwavering commitment to environmental sustainability and responsible manufacturing practices.