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Martin DC-16OGTE
$2,200.00
Released January, 2010
The Pros:Fretboard is never sticky, stays smooth. Durably constructed to resist warping or cracking. Pre-amp is versatile, gives you some nice tone options.
The Cons:Some modern refinements take away from the classic elements.
The Martin DC-16OGTE is a six-string acoustic/electric guitar that has a classic style and produces a quality sound due to how the company manufactured it with different materials. Along with a dreadnought body style and a 25.4-inch scale length, the guitar has a herringbone rosette and a Micarta fretboard and bridge.
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Like most company models, the guitar has a solid Sitka spruce top, a solid Spanish cedar neck and solid East Indian rosewood back and sides. Part of the 16 Series, the instrument uses a Roland AP-1 onboard electronics system that includes anti-feedback control and a bright LCD display.
Features
- Six-string acoustic/electric guitar
- Dreadnought body style
- Solid Sitka spruce top
- Solid East Indian rosewood back and sides
- Solid Spanish cedar neck
- Herringbone rosette
- Micarta fretboard and bridge
- Roland AP-1 onboard electronics system
- Anti-feedback control
- LCD display
- 25.4-inch scale length
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Pros & Cons
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fretboard is never sticky, stays smooth
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durably constructed to resist warping or cracking
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pre-amp is versatile, gives you some nice tone options
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warm and bright tone nice enough to satisfy a sensitive ear
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perfect fit and finish, flawless upon receipt with no modifications needed
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action is fast, strings are close to the frets but still don't buzz
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some modern refinements take away from the classic elements
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john r:
#martin_dc_16ogte I have a Martin GTE-160 and I get alot feedback when I play. I use a fender acoustic amp. Does anyone else have this problem? Do you have any remedies?
Nov 26, 10
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