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Martin T1 StreetMaster

Name: Martin T1 StreetMaster
Brand: Martin

Martin · T1 Streetmaster

Price: 392 EUR – 749 EUR

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An all-mahogany tenor ukulele finished in Martin's deliberately worn-looking StreetMaster process, an ultra-thin satin coat applied to look decades-played straight from the factory rather than aged through genuine use.

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About the Martin T1 StreetMaster

The T1 StreetMaster shares its core build with Martin's other tenor ukuleles - solid mahogany top, back and sides for a light, bright-toned instrument at a 17-inch scale - but is finished through Martin's StreetMaster process: an ultra-thin satin topcoat that leaves the wood looking naturally worn and weathered, as if it had been gigged for years, rather than the clean gloss or standard satin of a new instrument. It's a deliberate cosmetic choice, not a byproduct of cheaper materials.

Construction includes an applied dovetail neck joint, a select hardwood neck with standard taper hand-rubbed to a dark mahogany color, a Sipo fingerboard and Morado bridge, and a compensated white Tusq saddle. The fingerboard carries 20 frets with white plastic position markers on top and side, non-scalloped spruce bracing inside, and black "Ratio" tuning pegs - appointments matching Martin's standard tenor ukuleles beneath the aged-look finish.

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Sound character of the Martin T1 StreetMaster

All-mahogany construction on top, back and sides produces a warm, midrange-forward tone with less top-end sparkle than a spruce-topped instrument, while the larger tenor body and 17-inch scale give more low-end fullness than a soprano or concert ukulele of the same wood. The StreetMaster's ultra-thin finish is purely cosmetic and has no meaningful effect on the tone versus Martin's other tenor ukuleles.

Warm Midrange-forward Full-bodied

Technical data for the Martin T1 StreetMaster

Top/Back/Sides	Solid mahogany
Fretboard	Sipo
Bridge	Morado
Frets	20
Scale length	17"
Finish	StreetMaster (worn-look satin)
Nut width	1 11/32"

Price history for the Martin T1 StreetMaster

Cheapest seen: 392 EUR · Most expensive seen: 749 EUR

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The history of the Martin T1 StreetMaster

Martin introduced the StreetMaster finish across several of its guitar and ukulele lines to give players the look of a well-loved vintage instrument without the fragility or cost of an actual decades-old Martin, and the T1 StreetMaster remains one of the brand's most consistently reviewed ukuleles for the combination of tone and price.