Martin Junior Battle - 000 Junior vs Dreadnought Junior 

Same question!

Blueser100 yeah love mine.Great plugged in.

Totally agree!

Ditto

Yes, me too. Love my first generation D Jr.

I've got both. Prefer the Martin.

Or 000JR-10 vs Taylor GT

@@JimB802 $500 vs $1400..no..

They’re friends and are in a band together.

@@powbobs probably true then 😁

Hoser! Fwiw. I like the 000 as well!

They were in tune when they bought them!

I have an idea; Do your own reviews exactly as you would like them done. Perhaps there's a bigger market for it? Put your money where your mouth is or as my good friend bugs bunny used to say, shadddup shutten up

I second that. Majority of the time is needless talking. Room acoustics are lousy as well. Sounds like they're in a tunnel. And my last gripe is the guy is playing too far back towards the bridge which makes any guitar sound brittle and quacky.

Totally agree, too much rubbish. Get to the point of why we are here

These are for the road! Small guitar that doesn't take much space.

@@LoneWolf-cv6pl So it sounds warmer on the road then...

I do. I can hear guys play on every channel.

Here's a crazy thought; How about you don't tune in at all if that's the way you feel buttercup. One day you will grow up and realize that your opinion means less than fuck all

I have both and love them both. But now I play the Djr almost exclusively. To me, its tone is quite a bit richer than the gsmini"s and is thus more fun and satisfying to play.

I have an 0-18 and love it to death, but it seems more "sparkly"(for lack of a better term). The Dread Jr. has a bit more "punch" and more bottom end. I have tried out the Sapele Dread Jr but not the Spruce top yet... the Sapele is warmer sounding, but kinda homely-looking. I would definitely like to compare them side by side to my 0-18!

@@timnewman1172 Yeah, I think the body shape is engineered to be more of a strummer on the D Jr. Which was a good move. Of course, it's also a bigger guitar.

@@JesseDylanMusic I play exclusively fingerstyle on my DJr and it's fantastic. Not sure why folks keep saying 000 for strumming and D for fingerpicking. I love the punchy base notes in my fingerpicking that come from the D shape.

@@anneberkeley7411 You can definitely fingerpick a dread. My D-18 sounds great that way. You need a heavier attack to fingerpick a dread, but in the case of these Jrs., it's not the same deal. I think in general, people like the more even response of certain guitars for fingerstyle. Dreadnoughts are not known for an even response, and a D. Jr. is trying to emulate that (if it can--but since it's such a smaller body volume, it's not necessarily going to sound like a dread anyway). I think the tighter waist helps with the way some people fingerpick. Many fingerpicking guitars would be a little "light" for how I play.

What is this, an exam question?

If not going up the neck too often get Drjr If you enjoy blues leads go for cutaway. I love my 000cjr. Thinking of getting a drjr sunburst just to have. Two Acoustic electric solid wood Martins for $1,100 with gig bags.

@@brucejohansson9552 Unbelievable, is it not?

Don't be the hyoe. They are cheaply made and don't sound great. You're better off buying a Yamaha model for an "affordable" guiatr. Orangewood guitars are a waste of money.

*believe

@@Mike-vu8gv - Sorry, I own lots of great guitars, and love my Orangewood Oliver Jr. Live. It's a great guitar.

@@bobdavis761 thats good! I had one and ended up seeling it. Just wasnt a fan but allot of people are.

@@Mike-vu8gv - Mine is my only all-mahogany guitar. It's not quite the GS-Mini or Eastman of the same size I own, but I like it and play it often. I'm blessed to have (too) many guitars, and enjoy playing a different one every 15-20 minutes. The OW was the first acoustic I bought after having a stroke, when I needed a short-scale guitar - a role it has served well in during recovery. Have only recently been able to spend a litte time on my full-sized babies. BTW, damn the F-major barre chord, lol...

You got issues man ha ha

Welcome to the Martin family. There is no going back now

I play the D jr exclusively for fingerstyle and it's absolutely wonderful.