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The Martin D-35 Dreadnought Guitar gives you unsurpassed tone. Massive, solid Sitka spruce top produces a strong bass tone, ideal for rhythm playing. To accentuate the treble, Martin uses lighter 1/4" top braces. Binding on the East Indian rosewood back and sides and a bound ebony fretboard add to this acoustic model's distinctive appeal. Limited lifetime warranty. Includes deluxe Martin hardshell case.
One year warranty on the Backpacker. Limited lifetiime warranty on other Martin guitars.
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I first played a D35 several years ago and liked the action. I have since played a few in different stores over time. No two sound the same, and there is a video tour of the Martin factory on-line where the string man "the one who strings and test each Martin" makes the same statement that no two sound the same. All D35's I have played have had a very loud tone that doesn't stop just because you do!! If you have access to a Guitar Center store, I suggest you put your hands on one and take it for a test drive. Also I was able to get my for less than web posted pricing - Martin does has restrictions on what prices can be offered on line.
I?m a professional guitar player in Brazil. I went to Houston and was searching for an acoustic guitar mainly for recording. I played A LOT of guitars and ended up with my incredible D-35. The instrument sings beautifully. You play a single chord and it fades out with colorfull harmonics. My D-35 is kicking a... here in Brazil, the land of fine woods!
It was between the D-35 and D-28 from what I had been reading. So off to GC to try both. Although the D-28 had that great Martin sound, it was quite noticeably darker and less vibrant than the 35 (IMHO). Unlike the 28, The D-35 sound was almost 3-dimensional and clearly projected a rich and full-bodied sound in all ranges. Individual notes were punchier and well rounded, and the bass was much fuller. It didn't take long for me to settle on the 35 - hands down.
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