Vintage Goya (C. F. Martin) Classical Guitar with Case

The Goya brand then went to the C. F. Martin Guitar Company, located in Nazareth, Pennsylvania, in 1974 when they acquired Levin, and Goya guitars were distributed by Martin until 1996. While this trademark is currently discontinued, the rights to the name are still held by the Martin Guitar Company. The Goya Company featured a number of innovations that most people are not aware of. Goya was the first classic guitar line to put the trademark name on the headstock, and also created the ball end classic guitar string.

Martin distributed this model from 1978 to 1986, and it has served many musicians well over the years. Despite its classical configuration, it was frequently played as a “folk” instrument.

Has been restrung with new D’Addario hard tension strings and is free from any dents, dings or cracks and only has natural playing marks. The neck is straight and action is amazing. Frets have been leveled, crowned and polished. The tone and resonance has improved with age and you really need to try it out to experience that.

The included chip board case id also in great shape offering a good amount of protection.