Comes with hard shell case, capo, string winder, tuner. Plays well and no fret wear.

The Martin DCME acoustic guitar is a full dreadnought body with a soft cutaway and a natural semi-gloss finish, solid Sitka spruce top, sapele mahogany back and sides, and the traditional Martin resonance which high quality spruce plus mahogany tonewoods produce. The most recent MSRP’s range around $1899, so the DCME is not the most expensive or ornate Martin, and is more like a working Musician's martin; however, with its tortoise pick guard, fully bound body, and multi-stripe rosette, it is still a striking instrument. The rosewood bridge with white black-dot pins, 14/20-fret rosewood fingerboard with Style 28 pearl-dot inlay, rosewood peghead, and three-per-side enclosed chrome tuners finish the picture of a quality guitar, topped off, of course, with the C. F. Martin gold foil logo on the headstock which says plenty.

The playability and sound verify the quality promised by the name. Naturally, the DCME body dimensions are similar to those of most dreadnoughts: 11 ½” wide at the upper bout, 16” at the lower bout, and 4 ½” deep; the nut is 1 11/16” and the scale length is 25.4”. What distinguishes it from most guitars in its price range—including many newer Martin models—is the solid quality from top to bottom.