
Bummer.
Martin Customer Service helped me locate one in Nashville; however, I wasn't able to make it to the music store there on a recent vacation to Tennessee.
The Martin M-36 is a 0000 sized guitar, pretty much the same as my J-40, but not as deep from front to back. The other difference is that it has a 1 and 3/4" nut width. My J-40 is 1 and 11/16th nut width. I have found the wider nut width a little easier to play, especially on hands that are getting older each day. My Taylor GS has similar specs and the same nut width. However, I'm still a Martin guy at heart.
Like a J-40, the M-36 is touted as being a great balanced instrument for strummers like me, and for fingerpickers. It's a good all around guitar that can handle different venues, whether plugged into an amp or not. Acoustically, I wonder if it will be as loud as my J-40, which is still one of the best camp fire guitars I have ever owned.
The journey to find one begins! Will I get one? Who knows. It seems I find more joy in the journey finding something than I do buying it.
Rick ><>
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