In summary, Ed Sheeran uses 3/4 size guitars, most notably the Martin LX1 series, with which he has a variety of signature models including the new Martin Ed Sheeran Divide Signature Edition Guitar.

Why does Ed Sheeran use a small guitar?

When singing loudly or playing in a band, a ¾ is the perfect size guitar. This size allows its players to generate a much more focused sound than a dreadnought or jumbo guitar. For someone like Ed who travels continuously for live performances, it makes sense to carry a small body guitar.

Which Lowden guitar does Ed Sheeran use?

About Ed Sheeran Sheeran had previously used Lightbodys Lowden Bushmills all over the album X released in 2014. George Lowden developed a one-of-a-kind small body guitar for Ed, of which he uses to this day. Now its known as the Wee Lowden, one of the two shapes in the Sheeran By Lowden line-up.

Who makes Ed Sheeran guitars?

The Dean Performer E guitar also featured a 25.25″ (25 1/4″) scale length neck. This is considerably more than the 23” scale length neck that is used on Eds current signature guitar model made by Martin.

Why Martin guitars are the best?

Martin Guitar Wood One of the reasons that Martin guitars are such great instruments is because of the type of wood that they use. The guitar luthiers, as the makers of guitars are known, at Martins mainly use spruce wood for the top because it resonates sound loud and clear, creating vibrant, powerful music (source).

Which type of guitar should I buy?

If you like AC/DC, Green Day, or say the Foo Fighters, you really need an Electric Guitar to get the sound you want. If you like Jack Johnson, Ben Harper or Taylor Swift, an Acoustic Guitar could be a good choice. Nylon String Guitars sound great for flamenco music, classical music and a lot of traditional music.

Where are Sheeran Lowden guitars made?

Ireland Sheeran by Lowden are a range of newly designed guitars born out of a friendship between Ed Sheeran and George Lowden. They offer aspiring musicians a guitar with great playability and tone using materials with high sustainability credentials, all designed and built in Ireland.