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Martin Guitar X Series D-X2E Acoustic-Electric Guitar with Gig Bag, Sitka Spruce and KOA Pattern High-Pressure Laminate, D-14 Fret, Performing Artist Neck Shape
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Martin Guitar X Series D-X2E Acoustic-Electric Features
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PROFESSIONAL SOUND & APPEARANCE: Martin's D-X2E acoustic-electric guitars offer a blend of wood and high-pressure laminate (HPL) patterns: Sitka spruce, mahogany, KOA, rosewood, and Macassar. The Sitka spruce and HPL construction delivers a balanced sound and crisp, consistent tones, while the dreadnought body style adds a rich and exceptional-sounding bass. This Martin professional guitar is complete with Fishman MX electronics and Martin’s Authentic Acoustic Lifespan 2.0 strings.
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SUPERIOR APPEARANCE: Each D-X2E Martin X Series guitar boasts a Sitka spruce and high-pressure laminate construction. Each one has a mortise and tenon neck joint, scalloped x-brace, mother-of-pearl-pattern fingerboard inlay, high-performance tapered neck, hand-rubbed finish, and chrome enclosed gear tuners, making them look as captivating as they sound.
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PREMIUM HANDMADE GUITARS: Handmade from the highest-quality wood and HPL, Martin’s X Series guitars are built to stand up to late-night jams, long studio sessions, and plenty of strumming or picking. These acoustic-electric guitars deliver unique designs, professional sounds, and enjoyable playing.
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ENHANCED PLAYABILITY: In addition to Martin’s iconic tone known worldwide, our guitars deliver enhanced playability that makes playing a pleasure, no matter your experience or skill level. Whether you’re playing rock, country, folk, bluegrass, or jazz, these guitars deliver a natural playing experience that you will love.
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MARTIN ACOUSTIC GUITARS: Martin’s superior guitar and string products remain the choice of musicians around the world for their unrivaled quality, craftsmanship, and tone. Still handmade. Still the standard. Martin guitars are the real deal—not an imitation.
About Martin Guitar X Series D-X2E Acoustic-Electric
Handmade with heavy-duty materials, time-tested styles, and innovative designs, Martin Guitar’s X-Series delivers unique guitars that any musician will love to play. With a variety of body styles and sizes, you can find the HPL guitar that works best for your playing style and music type—rock, country, folk, bluegrass, jazz, pop, and much more. Choose from many different models, including the 0-X1E, 00-X2E, 00L-X2E, D-X1E, D-X2E, GPC-X2E, and OMC-X1E. Our wooden and high-pressure laminate (HPL) X Series guitars come in a wide variety of sizes and shapes that are specifically designed for different types of tones, volumes, and sounds. Choose from an assortment of body types: dreadnought, dreadnought cutaway, auditorium, orchestra model cutaway, grand concert slope shoulder guitar, and grand performance cutaway. Each model has distinct features that add personality, performance, and playability to your instrument collection. The dreadnought body shape is our largest size, which produces the most resonant and voluminous tone, while the auditorium body shape delivers a balanced tone and beautiful projection. The grand performance cutaway model provides a deep and rich bass, while the concert body style adds impeccable volume. The cutaway models also offer an extended musical span. Many of our guitars are also offered in a left-handed option. Each guitar is designed for enhanced playability, a professional sound, and a timeless tone that only Martin Guitar can deliver. For nearly two centuries, Martin has been producing premium gear for musical artists across the globe. Martin’s superior guitar and string products remain the choice of musicians around the world for their unrivaled quality, craftsmanship, and tone. Still handmade. Still the standard. Martin guitars are the real deal—not an imitation.
