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Martin bought the rights to use the name Goya back sometime in the 1970's. They produced a line of Guitars made in Korea and possibly Japan, and imported them into the US. I suppose it was done to be able to offer a lower cost model that still had some quality to the build. I own a G-125, classical, and it is a nice guitar. You can find more info on the net if you search.

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Q: Why is there a Martin label in your Goya guitar?
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