Martin D-X2E 12 String
Martin has taken the D12X1AE and reimagined it. The result is the D-X2E 12 String. This Dreadnought sized model has a Sitka spruce top and figured mahogany pattern high-pressure laminate (HPL) back and sides. New mother-of-pearl pattern inlay on the rosette and fingerboard lend a richness to the D-X2E 12 String, making it as impressive to look at as it is to play. A low profile neck, fingerboard, and bridge, all made from select hardwood improve upon the sound transfer of this model. It is equipped with Fishman® MX electronics and strung with Martin’s Authentic Acoustic Lifespan® 2.0 strings. With a new, soft gig bag featuring headstock, bridge, and endpin protectors, a durable water-repellent exterior, and foam padding, this model is ready to go anywhere. Specs: BODY SIZE: D-14 FretFINISH TOP: Hand-RubbedCONSTRUCTION: Mortise & Tenon Neck JointBRACING PATTERN: X-BraceSCALE LENGTH: 25.4"BRACE SHAPE: Non-ScallopedFINGERBOARD WIDTH AT NUT: 1 7/8''TOP MATERIAL: Sitka SpruceNECK SHAPE: Low ProfileBACK MATERIAL: HPLNECK TAPER: Standard TaperSIDE MATERIAL: HPLELECTRONICS: Fishman® MXTOP COLOR: ClearBRIDGE STYLE: Belly - 12 StringBRIDGE STRING SPACING: 2 5/16''BRIDGE MATERIAL: Select HardwoodBRIDGE PIN MATERIAL: White PlasticPICKGUARD: Brown Tortoise PatternBRIDGE PIN DOTS: Black PlasticSADDLE: Compensated White TusqROSETTE: Mother-of-Pearl Pattern with Multi-StripeSADDLE RADIUS: 16"BRACE MATERIAL: Sitka SpruceBRACE SIZE: 5/16" with 1/4" Tone BarsBACK DETAIL: Figured Mahogany PatternHEELCAP: BlackSIDE DETAIL: Figured Mahogany PatternNECK MATERIAL: Select HardwoodFINGERBOARD MATERIAL: Select HardwoodFINISH NECK: Hand-RubbedFINGERBOARD WIDTH AT 12TH FRET: 2 5/16''FINGERBOARD INLAY STYLE: Style 28NUMBER OF FRETS TOTAL: 20FINGERBOARD INLAY MATERIAL: Mother-of-Pearl PatternNECK JOINS BODY AT: 14th FretSIDE DOTS: WhiteHEADSTOCK SHAPE: Solid with 12 String TaperTUNING MACHINES: Chrome Enclosed GearHEADPLATE MATERIAL: HPLKNOB: SmallHEADPLATE LOGO STYLE: Script InkNUT MATERIAL: White CorianCASE: Soft Gig Bag