Martin introduced the OM or “Orchestra Model” designation in the late 1920s – the intention was that these guitars would replace banjos in jazz orchestras. These instruments generally have necks that join the body at the twelfth fret, and have a smaller body with a tighter waist than Dreadnought size models.
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Here’s a pristine 2007 Collings I-35 Deluxe, built in Austin, Texas. Collings’ attention to detail and build quality are incredibly high and they produce stunningly beautiful instruments.
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This Collings SJ has a wonderful bright and focused tone and looks awesome! Selling for $2700.
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This is a great deal on a near-mint condition DS-1A, the 12-fret slope shoulder dreadnought but with an Adirondack spruce top. This example is in such good condition and so much like a new that I’ve only taken a couple of photos
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Here’s a Collings D-1 that’s been played for over ten years but carefully maintained. It’s been cleaned up and ready for another ten years of great tone!
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This recent and very lightly used Collings Slope D DS-1 model is in pristine condition. The 12-fret neck pushes the bridge back further to the center of the soundboard, for a marked increase in volume and tone. And of course Collings has a well deserved reputation for material selection and build quality. A beautiful guitar with wonderful tone.
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