Martin DX2E Natural 12c

The D-X2E is an electro-acoustic guitar in the iconic Dreadnought shape, now available in three attractive high-pressure laminate (HPL) patterns: mahogany, Brazilian rosewood, or ziricote. The spruce top with a satin finish features an elegant abalone rosette, while the HPL sides and back offer durability. Improvements in playability and feel include a thinner fingerboard with a smoothly beveled edge and refined string spacing, along with a modernized bridge contour for a comfortable and enjoyable playing experience.

Its characteristic shape produces a loud, projecting sound with powerful bass response, making it suitable for any genre and skill level. The D-X2E also features a hardwood neck, fingerboard, and bridge, as well as Martin's E-1 electronics with a built-in chromatic tuner and volume, tone, and phase controls, allowing you to connect and play at any volume. All models in the X Series include a gig bag.

• 12-string format
• Spruce top
• Top and sides: Brazilian rosewood
• Neck: Selected hardwood
• Fingerboard inlays: Mother of pearl
• Mother of pearl rosette with multiple rings
• Scale length: 645 mm (25.4")
• Nut width: 44.5 mm (1.75")
• Nut: White Corian
• 20 frets
• Pickup: Martin E1
• Bridge material: Selected hardwood
• Compensated white TUSQ saddle
• Chrome closed tuning machines
• Color: Natural
• Includes gig bag

About Martin Guitars

C. F. Martin & Co. has been inspiring musicians worldwide for nearly two centuries with their high-quality guitars and products. They are the creators of the Dreadnought model. Johnny Cash, Elvis, Clapton, John Mayer, Craig Ross, and Jason Isbell have all played a Martin. Contact us if you have any questions about Martin guitars; we’ll be happy to help guide you through their extensive catalog.

The Martin guitars are known for more than their unmatched quality, craftsmanship, and tone. They are the choice of many guitarists due to their detailed construction. Throughout the company's history, Martin instruments have been used across a wide range of musical genres and stages. These instruments are backed by an unwavering commitment to environmental sustainability and responsible manufacturing practices.