The Martin DCX1E was introduced 2001

MARTIN produced the DCXME between 1999 and 2001. The DCXME was the single cutaway version of the DXME.

The Martin DX1 was a budget acoustic that used modern materials in place of traditional tonewoods. The back and sides were high pressure laminate - with a wood textured finish. Martin used traditional wood for the soundboard which was made from solid Sitka spruce. The neck was made from Rust Stratabond - a type of plywood. The fingerboard and bridge were made from a type of phenolic called Black Richlite.

The Martin DXK2 was part of the budget X series. Martin used modern materials in its construction with Hawaiian Koa pattern high pressure laminate (HPL) top/back/sides, stratabond (plywood) necks and black richlite (phenolic) fingerboards. These modern materials means that the DXK2 does not require any finish.

The DXK2 was replaced by the DXK2AE acoustic electric model around 2010.

The Martin LXM "Little Martin" Acoustic Guitar is a small, modified 0-14 Martin. The body has a wood-pattern HPL top with "1-style" Sitka spruce bracing. HPL stands for high pressure laminate, a wood fibre derived material laminated under high pressure with a wood grain image photographically reproduced on the top.

It has a Micarta fretboard and bridge, 23" scale, Stratabond modified low-oval neck, and Martin's patented neck mortise. Gotoh nickel-plated tuners and C.F. Martin script logo on the headstock.