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Martin D35 Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar (with Case)

Ebony fingerboard, solid Spruce top, solid Indian Rosewood back (3-piece) and sides.

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The D35 has an Ebony fingerboard, solid Spruce top, solid Indian Rosewood back (3-piece) and sides, white binding, and a black and white rosette. Other features include a gloss finish, and a Martin hardshell case.

Technical Info

Body Style: 14-Fret Dreadnought (D)

Series: Standard Series

Top Wood: Solid Spruce

Rosette: Black and White

Pickguard: Black

Bracing: Standard 1/4 in.

Side Wood: Solid Rosewood

Back Wood: Solid Rosewood

Back Construction: 3-piece

Back Inlay Strip: White/Black/White (Style 35)

Fingerboard and Bridge: Striped Ebony

Binding: White

Bound Fingerboard:P Yes

Neck Width at Nut: 1-11/16 in.

Scale Length: 25.4 in.

Frets Clear: 14

Frets Total: 20

Body Finish: Gloss

Number of Strings: 6

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Martin D35 Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar (with Case) Reviews

239 People rated this product :

8 out of 10

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10 out of 10

"I am 66 years old I have played since I was 13. This is the best of many instruments I have owned."

Feature:
no accessories were included.

Quality:
No problems. Finish great after 39 years. Nothing loose nothing broke. Durable material was used for this guitar.

Value:
yes you get what you pay for. High or low At this price I would not order from the internet I would like to play it first.

Desirability:
Mine will stay where it is. Beautiful and beautiful sound is always good

Sound:
My Martin was made in 1967. It is still in almost perfect condition. Just a little finish off around the soundhole. It sounds good even when the strings get old.

Ease of Use:
Best on your fingers ease of play great

Support:
I have had two other Martin guitars. One in the 70's and another travel guitar bought in 2005. The travel guitar is just ok no great sound or ease of playing there.

Overall:
I have four other guitars. I would sell any of them for a GOOD price. I would not see the D35.

Submitted: 11/30/2006

Style of Music: Country

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10 out of 10

"Martin D35... great guitar."

Quality:
The 35 is very light for a dreadnought, but it has an absolutely HUGE sound. I think it has something to do with the three piece back.

Value:
I also have a Takamine EN10 (great gigging guitar), a Yamaha F180 and a '70s Landola hand made acoustic... none of them sound as good as the Martin.

Desirability:
I searched all of New England for this guitar. The three piece back alone is gorgeous.

Sound:
I'va played lots of Martins and have to say the D35 has the best overall ballance I've heard. Great bass and crystal treble.

Overall:
My guitar is a 1978 Martin D35. It has three tiny cracks in the sound board, which have been repaired with timber studs, and yet it sounds fabulous. From the first strum I knew this was the sound I was after.

Submitted: 11/01/2003

Style of Music: everything from Rock to Folk

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