C.F. Martin & Co D-X2E Sitka/Mahogany Hpl
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The Remastered X Series: A Martin Designed for Stage and Everyday Use
With this evolution of the X Series, Martin Guitar modernizes the aesthetics (new highly figured HPL patterns, redesigned rosette) while enhancing ergonomics. The rounded-edge bridge inspired by the "SC" range and the satin-finished tuners follow a clear logic: to offer a guitar with a premium look, comfortable in hand, and ready to play for a long time without complications.
Who Is It For, and What Styles?
The Martin D-X2E is aimed at demanding beginners as well as intermediate players who want a reliable, comfortable dreadnought that is immediately usable with amplification. Its format favors styles where presence and foundation are sought: folk, pop, acoustic rock, country, vocal accompaniment, and pick playing. The "Performing Artist" neck profile focused on comfort also helps to switch chords smoothly and keep the left hand relaxed over time.
Sound
The spruce top provides clarity, attack, and projection, particularly effective on a dreadnought body for delivering broad, rhythmic strumming. The scalloped X-bracing promotes a more open response and a heightened sense of dynamics, with present lows and good overall volume. The figured mahogany HPL back and sides emphasize stability and consistency in the instrument's behavior while maintaining a warm and balanced tonal signature. Plugged in, the Martin E-1 electronics allow quick adjustment of the sound color (Tone) and help manage feedback issues via the Phase function, with the integrated tuner ensuring accuracy in rehearsals and on stage.
Technical specifications
| Category | Steel String Shaped Body Electric-Acoustic | Neck | Mahogany |
| Format | Dreadnought | Nbrs of frets | 20 |
| Left handed | No | Headstock | Mahogany |
| Cutaway | No | Neck Type | Glued |
| Strings | Steel | Electroacoustic | Yes |
| Nbr of strings | 6 | Color | Natural |
| Top | Sitka Spruce | Finishing | Satin varnish |
| Back&Sides | HPL | Hardware | Nickel |
| Body type | Dreadnought, body/neck joint at the 14th fret | Scale length | 25.4" / 645 mm |
| Body/neck joint | mortise and tenon | Tuners | sealed, Satin Chrome finish, small buttons |
| Top finish | satin, hand-polished | Nut width | 44.4 mm / 1.75", white Corian |
| Rosette | abalone, single ring | Neck finish | hand-polished |
| Top bracing | spruce | Neck profile | Performing Artist, high performance neck |
| Type of top bracing | scalloped X-bracing | Fretboard | selected wood |
| Back | figured mahogany HPL | Number of frets | 20 |
| Sides | figured mahogany HPL | Electronics | Martin E-1 |
| Back and sides finish | satin varnish | Pickguard | Faux Tortoise |
| Bridge | selected wood | Case | Softshell |
| Bridge saddle | white Tusq, 406 mm | ||
Questions frequently asked
What tonal qualities does this Martin dreadnought offer?
The Sitka spruce top provides clarity, attack, and projection. The scalloped X-bracing supports an open response, with strong bass suitable for strumming and vocal accompaniment.
Is this guitar suitable for a demanding beginner?
The Performing Artist profile with High Performance neck and a 44.4 mm nut width promotes comfortable handling for chord playing.
What controls does the Martin E-1 electronics offer?
The Martin E-1 electronics are designed for amplification. A Tone control allows adjustment of the sound color. The Phase switch helps manage feedback issues, and a built-in tuner is included.
What are the scale length and nut width?
With a scale length of 645 mm (25.4 inches), this model uses the standard dreadnought dimensions. The white Corian nut measures 44.4 mm (1.75 inches).
Is the Martin D-X2E Sitka/Mahogany HPL supplied with a case?
A softshell case is included. This accessory is listed in the instrument's specifications.



