Martin good or not.

Derick , blues90 , it sounds okay in the video, miced up, it comes with a Fishman pup, so...

The specs say it has a Black Corian nut, which is, as blues90 , said, a counter top material.
In the video it appears the saddle is black as well... same material? The specs don't say.
The color, Jett Black... it is at least a mat finish...

I guess for 600 bucks, it's good for what it's meant to be, but the 600 price tag might be a bit high, though I'm almost positive the selling price would be a lot less... somewhere around 500 bucks, which is still too high for all fake material. Today's market offerings have some wood at least on the top.

I wouldn't buy it, even if this was 2 years ago when I basically knew nothing...

Derick, blues90, this reminds me of what my youngest son recently told me.

I have given him my Washburn to piddle with and he LOVES it! He visited a close by music store recently to get some strings- he looked around and told me I didn't need to go there because they were too nice and had too many guitars-

Anyway, he looked around and he said the cheapest acoustic guitar he saw was 800 bucks, and he said, looks wise, it couldn't hold a candle to the Washburn ... I paid 349 bucks for it... and it sounds good too- it's a Grand Auditotrium model, btw, and has quite a bit if bling with abalone and real wood binding- it's also quite rare. There is very little, if anything, on the internet, but reverb has had used ones for sale...

Is the Washburn mahogany? Cutaway? electronics? I saw one video of the Martin HPL type the Johnny Cash one , same fellow played it as the other cutaway model , he seemed to like the JC model. I didn't it looks and sounds cheap. They did bring up rooms and mic make a difference.He also played the G6 Recording kings and liked them there are 3 parlor , 000 and Dread.

Derick, a no for me. Too thin sounding with a twinge of rattle.
Black tops; most do show finger prints but not mine, mostly shows dust