The Martin D-300 is a stunning tribute to Martin Guitar’s rich legacy, craftsmanship, and the people behind it all. Inspired by the D-3 Millionth guitar, this limited-edition Dreadnought celebrates the 3 millionth serialized Martin guitar. Its solid Adirondack spruce top represents the cross-section of an American sycamore tree, featuring rings made of real sycamore and silver representing each year of the company’s growth, with solid gold dots marking pivotal moments in Martin’s 192-year history. On the back of the guitar, which is made of rare and coveted Brazilian rosewood, a beautiful sycamore tree of abalone pays tribute to the countless employees who have left their fingerprints on the company’s legacy, from its early days in New York City to its longtime home in Nazareth, Pennsylvania. The D-300 shifts the focus from the Martin family to the “& Co.” in the company’s name, acknowledging the workers who help make it all possible. The theme of “past, present, and future” is woven into every ornate detail, including an inlaid ebony pickguard with rubies marking each of Martin’s three Nazareth-area factory locations since 1839. With European flamed maple binding, gold Waverly tuning machines with Liquidmetal® posts and custom brass knobs, and Liquidmetal bridge pins with bezel-set emeralds, the D-300 is both a visual and sonic masterpiece, honoring Martin’s enduring commitment to quality, artistry, and the workers who built the brand. Only 30 of these guitars are available for purchase.