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Martin

GPCX1E Black

Grand Performance · X Series · Acoustic-electric

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About this model

With its bold satin black HPL body, the GPC-X1E Black delivers classic Martin tone in a modern, road-ready package—featuring a cutaway, stage-ready electronics, and sleek playability upgrades designed for comfort and performance.

Core specs

Brand
Martin
Model
GPCX1E Black
Family
Grand Performance
Series
X Series
Acoustic-electric
Yes
Body shape
Grand Performance
Body size
GPC-14 Fret
Cutaway
Yes (type unspecified)
Top
Black HPL
Back wood
Black HPL
Sides wood
Black HPL
Top construction
Composite
Back construction
Composite
Sides construction
Composite
Back & sides
Black HPL
Neck material
Birch Laminate
Neck profile
PA Profile; High-Performance Taper
Fingerboard
Richlite
Scale length
25.4”
Nut width
1-3/4”
Frets
20
Bridge
Richlite; Sloped Modern Belly
Bracing
Scalloped X-Brace
Strings
Martin Authentic Acoustic Lifespan 2.0 Phosphor Bronze Light
Finish
Satin Black

Electronics

Electronics
Martin E-1
Pickup type
Unknown
Preamp
Unknown
AE controls
Volume, Tone and Phase
Built-in tuner
true
Output
Unknown
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Nut material
Unknown
Saddle
Unknown
Bridge pins
Unknown
Tuners
Satin chrome closed gear
Fingerboard radius
Unknown
Fret size
Unknown
Binding
Unknown
Rosette
Unknown
Inlays
Faux abalone pattern
Truss rod
Unknown
Case / gig bag
Soft shell case
Country of origin
Unknown
MSRP (USD)
Unknown
LH finishes offered
Unknown
Top finish detail
Unknown
Back & sides finish
Unknown
Electronics notes
Unknown
Orientation note
Unknown

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