most unique inventory for san antonio musicians
C. F. Martin
Guitars
Martin continues a tradition of excellence and innovation for acoustic guitars. Their original dreadnought design changed the entire acoustic guitar building industry. Guitar Tex is proud to be a long-time dealer for new Martin instruments as well as a source for vintage and pre-owned guitars.
Things have been busy so we’re behind on the pictures, but Martin Guitar inventory currently on hand as of 9/19/2025 includes (but is not limited to) the following:
D-28 1933 Burst (2025, New)
000-18 (2025, New)
000-18 Custom Shop (2025, New)
D-18 Satin Finsh (2025, New)
OM-28E (2025, New, LR Baggs Anthem)
D-28 Billy Strings Signature Model (2025, New)
00-28 (2023, Used, Fishman Installed)
000C Steve Miller (Consignment, 32 of 383)
Inception GPC (2024, New)
M-18 (0000) 12-String Customshop (Consignment, 2015)
00-15 (2025, New)
GPC-16E Mahogany (2025, New)
000-17 Lefty (2025, New)
GPC-16E Mahogany Lefty (2025, New)
000 Retro Plus Lefty (2025, New)
BC-16 Bass (2025, New)
000 Retro Plus (2025, New)
Dreadnought Retro Plus (2025, New)
000 Jr. Shawn Mendez Lefty
0-X2 (New)
00-X2 (New)
000 Jr. Bass (New)
000 Jr. Bass, Sunburst (Used)
Martin 000C Steve Miller
Martin Steve Miller 000C signature model “Pegusus” is in excellent condition. Includes original hard shell case. Priced at $4,700.
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Guitar Tex
4330 McCullough
San Antonio, TX 78212
(210)822-1595
www.GuitarTex.com
info@guitartex.com
We are easy to reach from both the San Antonio International Airport and from Downtown.
From Downtown
We are at 4330 McCullough, and McCullough goes all the way downtown. In the old days, it was one of the few routes out of down town that didn’t cross railroad tracks. (A big deal when you have a wagon – I’ve heard. Never experienced it.) The maps and driving directions will help alot. Easy to know when you’re getting close because we’re just past the traffic circle/fountain.