Detail 01
Forward-shifted GE-scalloped X-bracing
This bracing design is associated here with articulate highs, rich lows, and a pronounced midrange.

Independent shopping perspective
The right-handed D-41 Standard brings a spruce top and East Indian rosewood back and sides to Martin's D-14 fret dreadnought format. Forward-shifted GE-scalloped X-bracing is paired with a GE modified low oval neck, high-performance taper, and 1 3/4-inch nut width. The result is presented as a guitar for fingerpicked passages, chord work, recording, and stage use, with an ebony fingerboard, gold open-gear tuners, abalone detailing, and a hardshell case.


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Detail 01
This bracing design is associated here with articulate highs, rich lows, and a pronounced midrange.
Detail 02
The tapered neck is described as supporting smooth movement along the ebony fingerboard.
Detail 03
A hardshell case is listed with the guitar.
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The guitar has a spruce top and East Indian rosewood back and sides.
It has six strings.
A hardshell case is listed.
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