Guitar D-15M StreetMaster with Gig Bag, Acoustic Guitar for the Working Musician, Mahogany Construction, Distressed Satin Finish, D-14 Fret, and Low Oval Neck Shape

Instrument Pro is a fantastic seller, and the speed at which I received my Martin Guitar D-15M StreetMaster was amazing. I actually received it the day after ordering, as Instrument Pro sent my order UPS Next Day Air from San Leandro California to the Chicago suburb in which I live. There was no extra charge for this expedited service. The guitar arrived in a Martin factory sealed, undamaged box, the guitar is in pristine condition, plays very well, and sounds amazing. It even smells terrific! Thank you Instrument Pro, for this wonderful guitar, competitive pricing, and speedy service! I am certain to enjoy playing this fine instrument for many years to come!

Better than expected. Photos don't do it justice. Flawless build, lighter than any other guitar I've held. Sound is awesome from the lows to the highs. It's a beautiful piece of art. Very impressed with this Martin.

Bought this Martin along with a Gibson J 200 (I left a review for it as well if you'd like to see that one) and wow does this guitar sound beautiful. The hard case it comes in is really nice with a green ?fur? type inside. While this guitar doesn't have the flashiness of the J 200, boy does it make up for it in sound. The look and feel of this guitar really appeals to me; my wife actually thinks the D15m looks better than the J 200! Anyway, it came set up great out of the case. I think the action could go slightly lower, but it's not too high at all. This guitar can go toe to toe with the J 200 any day. I actually find myself reaching for this one over the Gibson. Both are wonderful guitars but you can't beat the deal you get for this guitar AND it's a Martin! I'm proud to be an owner of this guitar. You can't beat the sound of Mahogany.

This guitar is so well put together, it sounds rich and just wonderful. Maybe it’s because I been playing a $100 Ibenaz for 30 years and now have a quality instrument but man I got it today and didn’t put it down for 5 hours. Skipped dinner !

this guitar is awesome , no doubt , I don't know how Martin did this for the price , very hard to get your hands on one though , if you can , buy it , it's an awesome piece of work , great stuff !

I have had a number of guitars over the years, and this one by far is my favorite. I have played electric almost all of my life and have always had an acoustic. Electrics are Les Paul Standard, American Strat, and an older Ibanez. That being said, I never really played the acoustics. This guitar has truly changed my entire outlook on music. It's very easy to play the deep tones are absolutely amazing. No fret noise and it hasn't lost tune in over three months without the minor adjustment. I will never own another acoustic other than a Martin.

If you're into a no-frills Martin that sounds absolutely stunning...this is the guitar for you.This guitar has the traditional warmth every Martin I've ever touched has. The second I got this guitar it sounded absolutely amazing out of the case.The bass response is incredible. I mean across all of the frequencies. Every part of the neck of this guitar has a warm feel to it that surrounds the mid and upper register. The sustain is outstanding. You will find yourself ringing out chords just to listen to how long they go. This kind of guitar intrinsically slows down ones playing just to listen to the beauty of it. You will find yourself not doing the traditional "fills" as much as you listen to this guitar sing.The action is incredible. The craftsmanship is impeccable and the case is very well made. Overall for a guitar in this price range...you cannot beat the quality that you get.

I have a 20-year-old HD-28V, a modern D-18 with all the improvements, and a D-15M. None of them are likely to be sold anytime soon, but it's the D-15 that I keep in my living room and prefer whenever I'm playing/singing by myself. The warm mahogany tone is better suited to accompanying vocals than the brighter spruce-topped guitars, and there is not a trace of thinness when flatpicking leads in the upper register. HOWEVER: like any guitar, these vary significantly from one to another and I'm happy to have been able to choose from several in stock at a real store.