Martin Western guitar D-X2E, mahogany, remastered with pickup and gig bag

Martin D-X2E Remastered: Legendary Power, Modern Performance

The combination of a solid spruce top and back and sides made of HPL (High-Pressure Laminate) in a mahogany look offers the best of both worlds: The solid top delivers the customary loud, expansive sound with rich basses, while the HPL makes the body extremely resistant to climate fluctuations. The hand-rubbed top and elegant abalone rosette also give the guitar a timeless, noble look.

Optimized Playability & "Comfort Edge"

In the Remastered version, Martin has greatly improved playing comfort. The thinner fretboard now features a gently beveled comfort edge that fits perfectly in the hand. Combined with the proven Performing Artist neck profile and refined string spacing, the D-X2E offers a fluid playing experience that delights both beginners and professionals.

• Solid Spruce Top: For powerful projection and a tone that gets better with time.

• Modernized Electronics: The new Martin E-1 System features an integrated chromatic tuner plus volume, tone, and phase controls for perfect amplified sound.

• Scalloped X-Bracing: The specially crafted bracing under the top ensures maximum resonance and a deep bass foundation.

• High-Performance Taper: The neck tapers optimally to enable quick position shifts and fatigue-free playing.

• Care-Free Package: Every model comes with a robust Martin Softshell Case (Gigbag) that perfectly combines protection and portability.

Technical Details at a Glance

• Body Size: Dreadnought (D-14 waist)
• Top: Solid Spruce (Hand-Rubbed)
• Back & Sides: HPL in Mahogany Design
• Neck / Fretboard: Select Hardwood
• Nut Width: 44.5 mm (1 3/4")
• Scale: 645 mm (25.4")
• Electronics: Martin E-1 with Built-in Tuner
• Accessories: Including Martin Softshell Case

Expert Tip

Why choose the Remastered version? The new Martin X-Series is the answer to the question about an "all-around guitar". Thanks to the Comfort-Edge processing on the fretboard, the guitar feels significantly "more played-in" than its predecessors. If you're looking for a real Martin with the typical "thump" in the bass that also remains stable in winter with dry heating air or when traveling, there's no way around the D-X2E.