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t's both ridiculous and inevitable that the £529 DX1 will be judged against natural acoustics higher up the Martin product line. If you're expecting D-28 tone, you'll be disappointed - after all, that's a photograph of mahogany, not the real thing. And yet, at the same time, this guitar gets closer to textbook Martin tone than it has any right to; chucking out the volume, offering a strong mix of tight top and authoritative warmth. It bolsters licks with bags of sustain and resonance and is definitely good enough to justify the hassle of a mic for recording.
f that's the aim, then mission accomplished. The DX1 might not quite match the class of a top-end Martin, but it gets far, far closer than you'd think.

If you can shake off the psychological hang-ups and open your ears, you'll find that this 'revolutionary' guitar is true to the original Martin values of quality, character and tone. Ultimately, you shouldn't knock them until you've tried them…