Martin Limited Edition D‑X1 – Koa
(Limited Summer Special X‑Series Dreadnought, Koa HPL finish, soft gig bag incl.)
Discover the perfect blend of classic Martin dreadnought character and modern road‑ready durability with this Limited Edition D‑X1 – Koa. Finished in a stunning figured koa high‑pressure laminate (HPL), it offers eye‑catching looks and unwavering stability gig after gig
? Key Features & Specs
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Body shape: Full-size D‑14 fret dreadnought (25.4″/645 mm scale) delivering powerful projection and warmth
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Tonewoods: Figured koa-pattern HPL top, back & sides for visual flair and structural resilience
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Neck: Natural birch laminate with high‑performance taper profile; hand‑rubbed finish for comfort and strength
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Fingerboard & bridge: Richlite® fingerboard and bridge with Style‑28 mother‑of‑pearl dot inlays, white Corian nut, and compensated white Tusq saddle for stable tone and playability
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Bracing: Scalloped X‑brace with spruce braces for a rich, balanced acoustic voice
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Fretboard: 20 frets, nut width 1 ¾″ (44.45 mm)
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Tuning machines: Chrome sealed‑gear (Ping 18:1) for tuning stability
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Strings: Fitted with Martin Authentic Acoustic Lifespan® 2.0 light strings (MA540T) Gig bag: Includes Martin softshell gig bag with headstock, bridge and end‑pin protection, water‑repellent exterior, and foam padding
✨ Highlights
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Striking Koa aesthetic: All‑over figured koa finish offers the look of premium wood at an accessible price point.
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Built for life on the road: HPL construction fights dents, warps and environmental change—ideal for touring or festival use Balanced, projecting tone: Dreadnought shape with scalloped X‑bracing delivers warm bass response and strong clarity across registers
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Plug‑and‑play convenience: Electro‑acoustic variants come equipped with Fishman MX or Martin E‑1 systems for stage or recording use
Ideal for singer‑songwriters, open mic nights or as a reliable practice companion, the Limited Edition D‑X1 – Koa offers true Martin tone and style with rugged usability, at a price that fits modern musicians’ needs.
