Used Martin 00CXAE Grand Concert Red with Hard-Shell Case
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Guitar is in very good condition. Plays very well. There is slight fret wear. The Martin logo on the headstock has faded areas. The rosette around the soundhole is worn on the bottom side and slightly on the top from picking. There is a scratch on the back of the neck. The case exterior has some scratches, sticker residue, and some paint markings. The case interior is in very good conditon.
DESCRIPTION:
Martin 00CXAE
All Synthetic Acoustic/Electric Guitar
Here is a real unique Martin Acoustic. Made for only 2 years, the 00CXAE Grand Concert is an all synthetic acoustic guitar. Here's some more info:
The Martin model OOCXAE is an unusual little guitar. It is a small, all-red acoustic electric, apparently made entirely out of synthetic materials (no solid wood). Not only is this OO size guitar small when viewed from the front; it can't be more than about 3 1/2 inches deep.
But it does have a sound hole, and the top is braced with Martin's "OOOX A-frame" bracing pattern. As with most contemporary Martin acoustic guitars, the OOCXAE has 14 frets clear of the body, and a 1 11/16" neck width at the nut.
According to Martin's website, the OOCXAE's back and sides are made of "Jett Black HPL Textured Finish": "HPL is a wood fiber derivative material compressed under very high pressure, it is then treated with a mar-resistant coating that serves as the finish. It is actually a simulated wood grain or textured design on the HPL material. We find the HPL material to be very durable while still offering a great response."
The neck and nut of the Martin OOCXAE are also made of what appear to be newer synthetic materials respectively. The fingerboard is also made of a synthetic material, as it is also used in the fingerboards of the DX1 and OOOX1. It looks and plays like ebony, but it is apparently also used in some bullet-proof surfaces.
Comes with a Martin hard-shell case!
