Martin DX Woodstock 50TH

This 50th Anniversary DX model of the famous Woodstock Festival features vibrant custom artwork by Robert F. Goetzl that replicates elements from the original 1969 festival poster. This D-14 Model from the X Series delivers the rich, dynamic sound and appearance that made Martin the choice of many artists who performed at Woodstock. It combines an HPL top with HPL back and sides featuring a rosewood design, and includes Fishman electronics. This model also features sustainably certified wood parts.

About the Martin X Series

The Martin X Series guitars are designed for musicians who want to enjoy the legendary Martin tone without breaking the bank. This series offers a wide variety of body shapes, including 12-string models. All models come with mother-of-pearl inlays on the fingerboards and rosettes, adding an impressive touch to the X Series guitars.

All models are equipped with Fishman electronics and are strung with Martin's Authentic Acoustic Lifespan 2.0 strings. Featuring a soft gig bag with tuner, bridge, and end pin protectors, a durable water-repellent finish, and foam padding, all X Series guitars are ready to go anywhere.

More specifications of the Series:

• Solid wood or HPL tops
• HPL sides and back
• Electro-acoustic models
• X bracing reinforcement
• Fishman electronics
• 6- and 12-string models
• Includes soft gig bag
• Made in Mexico

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 help guide you through their extensive catalog.

Martin guitars are known for more than their quality, craftsmanship, and unparalleled tone. They are the preferred choice for 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.