The Martin D-41 has long represented the point where traditional Martin craftsmanship meets a more refined and luxurious aesthetic.

Built with premium tonewoods and adorned with elegant abalone appointments, the D-41 delivers the unmistakable power and richness of a rosewood dreadnought while offering a level of visual detail that immediately sets it apart. Its bold low end, clear trebles, and complex overtones make it equally at home in the hands of singer-songwriters, flatpickers, and players looking for a truly inspiring acoustic experience.

Part of Martin's refreshed Standard Series, the modern D-41 benefits from several updates aimed at improving tone and playability. Sitka spruce Golden Era bracing provides increased responsiveness and a more open, vintage-inspired character, while the GE Modified Low Oval neck profile and High-Performance Taper create an exceptionally comfortable playing feel. Combined with its bound ebony fingerboard, gold open-gear tuners, and iconic abalone trim, the D-41 remains one of the most prestigious models in Martin's Standard Series lineup.

Specs: Solid spruce top; solid East Indian rosewood back and sides; D-14 fret body size; dovetail neck joint construction; forward-shifted X-bracing; GE-scalloped Sitka spruce bracing; genuine mahogany neck; GE Modified Low Oval neck profile with High-Performance Taper; bound ebony fingerboard; abalone reduced hexagon inlays; 20 frets; 25.4" scale length; 1 3/4" bone nut; ebony bridge; compensated bone saddle; bone bridge pins with abalone dots; abalone rosette with multi-stripe pattern; abalone top trim; Style 45 back strip with black stripe; antique white binding; faux tortoise pickguard; East Indian rosewood headplate; Golden Era block inlay logo; gold open-gear tuners with butterbean knobs; satin neck finish. Gloss Natural finish. Hardshell case.