Martin DC-X2E 12-String Brazilian Acoustic-Electric Guitar
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The Martin DC-X2E Brazilian 12-String delivers the distinctive Martin tone with rich, layered sound from its 12-string setup and Dreadnought cutaway body. Featuring a spruce top, Brazilian rosewood HPL back and sides, and comfortable playability upgrades, this model is ready for any genre. Enhanced with Martin E-1 electronics, including a built-in tuner, it’s perfect for both stage and studio. Includes a softshell case.
Features
- Dreadnought cutaway body for bold projection
- 12-string setup for unique, layered tone
- Martin E-1 electronics with chromatic tuner
- Comes with a softshell case
Specifications:
Body:
- Size: D-14 Fret Cutaway
- Top: Spruce, Hand-Rubbed
- Back & Sides: Brazilian Rosewood HPL
- Bracing Pattern: Scalloped X Brace
Neck:
- Material: Select Hardwood
- Shape: PA Profile
- Fingerboard: Select Hardwood
- Scale Length: 25.4"
- Nut Width: 1 7/8"
- Finish: Hand-Rubbed
Hardware:
- Bridge: Select Hardwood
- Saddle: White Tusq
- Tuning Machines: Satin Chrome Closed Gear
Top Details:
- Rosette: Abalone Pattern
- Bridge Style: Sloped Modern Belly
- Pickguard: Faux Tortoise
Electronics:
- Martin E-1 with volume, tone, and phase controls
Miscellaneous:
- Case Type: Softshell
- Left-Handed Availability: Yes
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