Martin 000-13E Eric Clapton 1935 Sunburst Electro-Acoustic Guitar

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Quick Product Summary The Martin 000-13E Eric Clapton in 1935 Sunburst brings one of acoustic guitar’s most celebrated artist associations into a more accessible, performance-ready Martin. Built around the comfortable 000 body format, it combines a spruce top with beautifully figured ziricote fine veneer back and sides, finished with a rich vintage-inspired sunburst. A discreet soundhole-mounted tuner and pickup system makes the 000-13E ready for amplified performance without disrupting its traditional appearance, while Eric Clapton’s signature is tastefully inlaid into the ebony fingerboard. For players looking for a compact Martin with unmistakable visual character, signature provenance and built-in stage capability, the 000-13E offers a compelling combination. At A Glance Feature | Details | Brand | Martin | Model | 000-13E Eric Clapton | Type | 000 Electro-Acoustic Guitar | Finish | 1935 Sunburst | Condition | New | Top | Spruce | Back & Sides | Ziricote Fine Veneer | Fingerboard | Ebony | Electronics | Integrated Pickup & Soundhole-Mounted Tuner | Signature Detail | Eric Clapton Signature Fingerboard Inlay | Body Style | 000, Non-Cutaway | Main Appeal | Accessible Eric Clapton signature Martin with vintage-inspired sunburst styling | Best For | Fingerstyle, blues, songwriting, recording and live performance | What Makes the Martin 000-13E Eric Clapton Special? The 000-13E Eric Clapton provides a more accessible route into Martin’s Eric Clapton signature range while retaining distinctive artist-specific appointments. Its spruce top is paired with ziricote fine veneer back and sides, while the 1935 Sunburst treatment gives the guitar a rich, vintage-inspired appearance. Eric Clapton’s signature is incorporated directly into the ebony fingerboard as an inlay for a refined signature detail. It is also designed as a practical working electro-acoustic. The pickup and tuner are positioned discreetly around the soundhole, avoiding a large side-mount