sweetwatersound via eBay has
Martin 000-X2 Acoustic Guitar (Natural) on sale for
$343.20 when you apply coupon code
SAVE4FALL at checkout.
Shipping is free.
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SharpSpaniel1347 for finding this deal.
Features:
- Beautifully designed Auditorium acoustic great for variety of styles
- Sitka spruce top on HPL back and sides produces warmth, balance, and clarity
- Martin X-bracing enhances punch and low end
- Select hardwood neck and fingerboard offer wonderful playability and response
- Easy-playing High Performance Taper neck profile
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My session guitar is a Taylor 614ce, but I still occasionally use my 000-X1 on recordings to get more tonal variety since it's a very capable studio instrument. Yet I also feel comfortable taking it out for camping/beach trips since it's not an insanely expensive instrument either. For many players, I think this deal will hit a great price-to-quality ratio.
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That being said, a good setup to improve the action goes a long way. Martin's neck profile is very comfortable. I'm somewhat leery about the durability of HPL compared to other laminates. Very difficult repair as it tends to shred into layers. Don't leave it in the sun or in a hot car!
My session guitar is a Taylor 614ce, but I still occasionally use my 000-X1 on recordings to get more tonal variety since it's a very capable studio instrument. Yet I also feel comfortable taking it out for camping/beach trips since it's not an insanely expensive instrument either. For many players, I think this deal will hit a great price-to-quality ratio.
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A very easy action is critical for a beginner. A luthier can set this rig up for you that way. Out of the box it may not suit a new player. As you advance this rig can advance with you.
A lot of folks underestimate a good luthier, especially for a beginner.
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HPL is more durable than wood and not as sensitive to temperatures, although I've seen/heard complaints about how well it stays glued. But that doesn't seem to happen very often. HPL is noticeably heavy. It sounds surprisingly good for a non-wood material, but as far as I know, they've never used it on high end stuff. Presumably because solid wood is better.
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