Finding your next Martin acoustic should be about the music you want to make, not compromising on handedness. At Southpaw Guitars, our left-handed Martin selection gives you room to explore, from compact travel guitars to full-size dreadnoughts, smaller-bodied acoustics, signature models, and 12-strings.

Whether you are shopping for your first serious acoustic or looking for a different voice to add to your collection, start with the instrument that fits your hands, your playing style, and your everyday routine.

Choosing a Martin lefty

Body size is a useful starting point. Compare a dreadnought with a smaller-bodied guitar and pay attention to how each sits against you. Play the chords, picking patterns, and leads you actually use rather than choosing by model name alone.

Then consider the details: neck feel, string spacing, electronics if you plan to amplify, and condition if you are considering a pre-owned instrument. A 12-string offers another texture, while a compact model may be a better companion for travel or casual practice. Check the individual product listing for exact specifications and included accessories.

Our in-stock Martin left-handed acoustic guitars

The following active online listings have positive recorded inventory and an available variant as of October 10, 2026. Availability can change. Each model links to its product page for current details, photographs, and pricing. Separate listings for similar models are retained so you can compare the actual instruments.

Dreadnoughts and larger-bodied options

Smaller-bodied and cutaway acoustics

Signature models

Compact, travel, and specialty models

12-string acoustics

Two more Martin instruments to explore

For bass players, the Martin 000c Junior Left-Handed Acoustic Bass also has an in-stock online listing.

The Martin Custom Shop 0-28 has positive inventory as well, but its listing does not specify handedness. Contact us to confirm its orientation before considering it as a left-handed option.

Find the Martin that fits you

A model number can narrow the search, but the right guitar is the one that feels and sounds right for your music. Contact Southpaw Guitars with your budget, playing style, and the models you are considering. We can help you compare the options and discuss the specific instrument before you buy.

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