Goya Acoustic

Large dreadnaught style guitar [like a MARTIN D-35 with very nice MOP neck inlay], spruce top, mahogany back and sides, rosewood fingerboard. IT looks like a Martin D-35- made in Korea, with inlaid neck, great binding, nice tuners, nice high gloss finish. I've never heard of a GOYA made by MARTIN, but it seems Martin bought out Goya and started to make knock-offs of better Martins in the far east. THEY are just like the sigma line and were discontinued in the mid 90s. Mine was made about 1992. [It has the strange model number G335- but it not a gibson electric!]

Sounds GREAT. BIG MARTIN SOUND, it sounds as good as any MARTIN SIGMA I've played and just as good as some low end martins.

Fit and finish 1st rate. it needed some fret work and around fret #12 is a bit high in action.

HOLDS UP really well. it didnt come with a case, so i had to get one. Everything else is VERY solid. Gold Hardware is holding up well. FIT AND FINISH is 1st rate. Very dependable.

GOYA is gone, and so is MARTIN BY GOYA, I'm sure all martin parts would retrofit. and IF I sent it to martin I'm sure they could fix it. i bought it used in a flea-market for $150, so no warrenty is applied.

GREAT GUITAR. I play bluegrass [35 years-sometimes on guitar] and I needed a good bluegrass guitar. THIS one is great. LOVE THAT BIG MARTIN BOOMY BASSY SOUND. It is very well made. It must have been a premium guitar at one time. but haveing both SIGMA and GOYA/Martin lines in competition sees stupid. SO the goya was discontined. I think it was going to be an intermediate line between SIGMA and MARTIN. REPLACE IT, I'VE never seen another? My daughter actually found this in a flea market and called me, Said she was buying a MARTIN for me.

Sweedish made guitar 20 freets solid top no its acoustic Maple Neck and Body See tru its acustic Mother Of Pearl tuners Jumbo Freets icludes nothing but its beauty.

excelent nothing its acoustic rich full sound Like Its Action

Great no

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12 years