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- similar to Model D46 S 12 except has a single cutaway and electronics, available in Natural finish, mfg. 2000-2010.
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- dreadnought style, solid spruce top, round soundhole, tortoiseshell pickguard, 3-stripe bound body and rosette, flame maple back/sides, mahogany neck, 14/20-fret rosewood fingerboard with pearl diamond/12th fret W inlay, rosewood bridge w...
- dreadnought style, solid spruce top, solid mahogany back and sides, round soundhole with rosette, maple body and neck binding, mahogany neck, 14/20-fret rosewood fingerboard with snowflake inlays, three-per-side tuners, rosewood bridge, t...
- dreadnought style, spruce top, round soundhole, black pickguard, bound body, three-stripe purfling/rosette, mahogany back/sides/neck, 14/20-fret rosewood fingerboard with pearl dot inlay, rosewood bridge with black white dot pins, rosewoo...
- dreadnought style, solid spruce top, round soundhole, tortoiseshell pickguard, three-stripe bound body/rosette, flamed maple back/sides, mahogany neck, 14/20-fret rosewood fingerboard with pearl dot inlay, rosewood bridge with white bridg...
- similar to D13, except has a solid spruce top, mfg. 1994-2004.
- similar to D10, except has mahogany top, available in Caribbean Blue, Mahogany, Trans. Blue, or Trans. Wine Red finish, mfg. 1998-2000.
- similar to the D82 SW Highland, except has a single smooth cutaway and Custom Fishman pickup/electronics, mfg. 2007-08.
- deadnought style, solid spruce top, Jacaranda back and sides, mahogany neck, 14/20-fret rosewood fingerboard with dot inlays, exotic wood headstock overlay with three-per-side chrome Grover tuners, tortoise pickguard, Natural finish, mfg....
