Martin GPC-X2E-COCO X-Series Sitka/Cocobolo Acoustic/Electric Guitar with Gig Bag

The remastered X Series is designed for an amazing playing experience. The GPC-X2E acoustic-electric guitar has a hand-rubbed satin wood top and eye-catching high-pressure laminate (HPL) back and sides in cocobolo with a spruce top. This gives it great durability and looks while keeping the classic Martin sound. It has a thinner fingerboard with a beveled edge for comfort, refined string spacing, and a modern bridge for a smooth play. The Grand Performance body size offers a balanced tone with extra bass, and the cutaway lets you reach the high frets easily. It features an elegant abalone rosette, a select hardwood neck, fingerboard, and bridge, and Martin E-1 electronics with a built - in tuner and controls for volume, tone, and phase. You can play at any volume. All X Series models come with a softshell case. Recommended Strings: Authentic Acoustic Lifespan® 2.0 Guitar Strings Phosphor Bronze - Light. Body Size: GPC - 14 Fret. Finish Top: Hand - Rubbed - Satin. Construction: Mortise & Tenon Neck Joint. Back and Side Finish: Satin. Bracing Pattern: X - Brace. Scale Length: 25.4'. Brace Shape: Scalloped. Fingerboard Width at Nut: 1 3/4'. Top Material: Spruce. Neck Shape: PA Profile. Back Material: Cocobolo HPL. Neck Taper: High - Performance Taper. Side Material: Cocobolo HPL. Electronics: Martin E - 1. Electronics Options: Fishman® MX.

Using your Martin GPC-X2E-COCO guitar is a breeze. First, if you want to play acoustically, just start strumming or picking the strings. When you're ready to plug in, use the Martin E-1 electronics. You can tune your guitar easily with the built-in chromatic tuner. Adjust the volume, tone, and phase controls to get the sound you like. For better sound quality, use the recommended Authentic Acoustic Lifespan® 2.0 Guitar Strings Phosphor Bronze - Light. When it comes to maintenance, keep your guitar in a dry and cool place. Wipe the strings after each use to prevent rust. The softshell case that comes with it is great for protection when you're not playing or when you're on the go. Avoid exposing the guitar to extreme temperatures and humidity as it can damage the wood and electronics. If you need to change the strings, follow the standard guitar string-changing procedures. Also, make sure to check the tuning regularly, especially if you're playing frequently or in different environments.