Martin has expanded its lineup of acoustic guitars with two new ziricote models, as well as the Grand J-16E 12-string and DJR-10E StreetMaster.
Read on to learn more about the new models, which boast a wealth of stylish appointments.
Martin D-13E and GPC-13E Ziricote
Both of the two ziricote models – arriving in the form of the dreadnought-shaped D-13E and single-cutaway GPC-13E – feature back and sides constructed out of a fine veneer of ziricote, a glossed Sitka spruce top, and an FSC Certified Richlite fingerboard.
The two models also boast an X Brace architecture alongside the Fishman MX-T electronics system and high-performance neck taper.
The D-13E and GPC-13E will be sold for $1,249 and $1,299, respectively.
Martin Grand J-16E 12-String
Joining the ziricote models is the 12-string Grand J-16E. Constructed using a Sitka spruce top and East Indian rosewood back and sides, the J-16E also sports a scalloped X-bracing pattern and an ebony fingerboard.
Other appointments include a high-performance taper neck, mother of pearl inlays, and Fishman’s Matrix VT Enhance NT1 system.
The Grand J-16E will be sold for $2,099.
Martin DJR-10E StreetMaster
Last up is Martin’s DJR-10E StreetMaster, which sports a distressed look and features a mahogany top, back, and sides. An FSC Certified Richlite fingerboard also appears on the smaller-bodied dreadnought, as does a high performance neck taper and Fishman’s Sonitone electronics.
The DJR-10E StreetMaster will be sold for $699.
Visit Martin for more information.
- These are the best Martin guitars
"It’s on a lot of records, and it only cost me 285 bucks!" It's ugly and beat to hell, but Adrian Belew's Stratocaster is behind landmark albums by Frank Zappa, David Bowie, King Crimson and Talking Heads
"They're among some of the most versatile electrics ever made." Gibson's ES-345 struck a middle ground between the 335 and 355. It remains an underrated gem worth your time
