From Martin:

"The Martin D-17 is a bold new offering in the refreshed Standard Series, combining vintage-inspired appointments with modern refinements for players seeking rich sounds and enhanced playability. This 14-fret Dreadnought model is handcrafted with a satin-finished solid mahogany body, delivering a warm and woody tone. The Sitka spruce Golden Era (GE) top bracing, as featured on the Modern Deluxe Series, offers a more vintage, breathy tone, while an ebony GE modern belly bridge with smoother corners enhances comfort and resonance. Playability is a priority with the D-17, featuring a satin-finished select hardwood neck, GE modified low oval profile that’s optimized for vintage appeal, and thinner ebony fingerboard with a gently beveled edge. The refined string spacing is ideal for players who want a comfortable, effortless feel. Vintage-inspired details such as a sleeker heel and nickel open gear tuners give the guitar a timeless, elegant look. Whether you’re strumming big chords or picking intricate tunes, the D-17 delivers powerful, dynamic sound with a classic, vintage vibe that's anything but standard."

Dark Mahogany, Satin top and body finish, D-14 Fret body shape, Mahogany top, Multi-stripe Rosette, Golden Era scalloped forward shifted X bracing, Mahogany back and sides, Golden Era modified low oval w/high performance taper shaped select hardwood neck, Ebony fingerboard with the Abalone Golden Era Diamond and Square short position markers, 25.4” scale length, 1 3/4” nut width, Grover open gear tuners, With hardshell case

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