Martin D35 Rosewood Spruce 2011
This Martin D35 produces a balanced tone, with deep basses and sparkling highs, as you would expect from Martin guitars!
This guitar features Indian rosewood sides and a three-piece Indian rosewood back, carefully separated by beautiful inlay, and has a solid Sitka spruce top with an ebony bridge, a black pickguard, and is framed by white binding. The mahogany neck with ebony fingerboard features mother-of-pearl dot inlays. The comfortable and relatively flat C-neck profile ensures that this guitar fits well in the hand, allowing for fantastic playability.
The Martin D35, recognizable by its three-piece back, has been part of Martin's standard lineup since its introduction in 1965. The design was originally created for a practical reason: it allowed for the use of smaller rosewood sections that could not be used for the two-piece backs of the D28 or D45.
This 2011 D35 looks very clean for a 15-year-old guitar. There is light buckle wear on the back of the body, and the pickguard has small scratches. Furthermore, there are a few small dents on the edges of the headstock, but these will not spoil your playing enjoyment. The guitar also performs well amplified thanks to the LR Baggs Lyric pickup.
Comes with a TFOA passport in a TKL hardshell case.
Original: $3,922.98
-65%$3,922.98
$1,373.04
Description
This Martin D35 produces a balanced tone, with deep basses and sparkling highs, as you would expect from Martin guitars!
This guitar features Indian rosewood sides and a three-piece Indian rosewood back, carefully separated by beautiful inlay, and has a solid Sitka spruce top with an ebony bridge, a black pickguard, and is framed by white binding. The mahogany neck with ebony fingerboard features mother-of-pearl dot inlays. The comfortable and relatively flat C-neck profile ensures that this guitar fits well in the hand, allowing for fantastic playability.
The Martin D35, recognizable by its three-piece back, has been part of Martin's standard lineup since its introduction in 1965. The design was originally created for a practical reason: it allowed for the use of smaller rosewood sections that could not be used for the two-piece backs of the D28 or D45.
This 2011 D35 looks very clean for a 15-year-old guitar. There is light buckle wear on the back of the body, and the pickguard has small scratches. Furthermore, there are a few small dents on the edges of the headstock, but these will not spoil your playing enjoyment. The guitar also performs well amplified thanks to the LR Baggs Lyric pickup.
Comes with a TFOA passport in a TKL hardshell case.
