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  • zlotizloti

    trick phew !!!

    Martin & Co D-35Published on 01/16/13 at 08:01
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    with this guitar, I'm Neil Young!

    USE

    a real guitar, not a crossbow!

    SONORITS

    barjo!
    a harp ...

    NOTICE GLOBAL

    may be the only thing I would take on a deserted island!
  • devpc5devpc5

    Bluffing

    Martin & Co D-35Published on 07/03/13 at 09:37
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    USA
    Top: Solid Sitka Spruce
    Back: Solid Rosewood East
    Sides: Solid Rosewood East
    Dams: Standard'' X''
    Neck: Mahogany (painted satin)
    Frets: 20 Type Small (14 non-cash)
    Fingerboard: Ebony massive (it seems?)
    Bridge: Ebony massive

    The finish is very good, white binding and rosewood back three parts super

    Delivered in case Martin 640

    UTILIZATION

    Handle low profile satin nice
    The top of the handle is not larger but Ok
    The frets are rather thin and snug
    Access to acute is correct for this type of guitar
    On delivery the game is a little high, he had to adjust the bridge saddle (compensated, bone) and slightly adjust the neck with the truss rod, now it's ni…
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    USA
    Top: Solid Sitka Spruce
    Back: Solid Rosewood East
    Sides: Solid Rosewood East
    Dams: Standard'' X''
    Neck: Mahogany (painted satin)
    Frets: 20 Type Small (14 non-cash)
    Fingerboard: Ebony massive (it seems?)
    Bridge: Ebony massive

    The finish is very good, white binding and rosewood back three parts super

    Delivered in case Martin 640

    UTILIZATION

    Handle low profile satin nice
    The top of the handle is not larger but Ok
    The frets are rather thin and snug
    Access to acute is correct for this type of guitar
    On delivery the game is a little high, he had to adjust the bridge saddle (compensated, bone) and slightly adjust the neck with the truss rod, now it's nickel

    SOUNDS

    Great sound despite his youth, I compare my Epiphone (Dreadnought Kalamazoo) 72 which sounds like hell ...
    It is even more powerful with deep, well-rounded bass, accurate mids and crystal-clear highs, and what sustain!
    Pleasant picking, powerful with a pick.
    It can play almost any ...

    OVERALL OPINION

    Too short to make an objective judgment.
    24 hours of pure happiness, 24 years I expected ...
    I had and still have a lot of guitars, good some not so good ...
    In the same price range I recently tried Taylor of Gibson (1 very good Songwriter), the Takamine, etc.. ... but I'm back on Martin and especially this bluffing D35 (new at the price of D18)
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  • MGR/RichMGR/Rich

    Martin D-35

    Martin & Co D-35Published on 12/04/03 at 15:00
    Bought from a (good) friend for $500 altho it needed some work.

    Once I added a few hundred dollars to enhance the bracing, bridge plate, add inlay, and other minor enhancements, it plays like no other guitar I've ever owned. Deep, rich tone, and after adding a Sunrise pick-up, the quality of this guitars tone amplifies quite nicely. I've since played new D-35's, which are also very fine instruments, but I would talk to a qualified guitar craftsman to enhance the beauty and sound.

    There are no dislikes. I recommend the D-35 to any advanced guitarist.

    This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
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    Bought from a (good) friend for $500 altho it needed some work.

    Once I added a few hundred dollars to enhance the bracing, bridge plate, add inlay, and other minor enhancements, it plays like no other guitar I've ever owned. Deep, rich tone, and after adding a Sunrise pick-up, the quality of this guitars tone amplifies quite nicely. I've since played new D-35's, which are also very fine instruments, but I would talk to a qualified guitar craftsman to enhance the beauty and sound.

    There are no dislikes. I recommend the D-35 to any advanced guitarist.

    This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
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  • GuillaumeFGuillaumeF

    Martin & Co D-35Published on 02/27/04 at 01:17
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    For technical information, see the website of Martin & Co

    UTILIZATION

    The handle is impeccable. Easy to play and enjoyable.
    We can not access easily to acute, but is it the goal with this guitar? Ergonomics - overall - is excellent?
    The sound? See below.

    SOUNDS

    That's exactly what I want. I can do almost everything. It sounds, it is clear, it's warm but precise. It does not bleed. Good sustain. Good power.
    This skyscraper is the ball (as the jeuuunes today)

    OVERALL OPINION

    I've had 3 months and I love it. I teamed with a piezo. I tried four models when purchasing (at Musik Hug in Lausanne)
    - A Gibson JC-100
    - A Takamine (high-end, but I do not reme…
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    For technical information, see the website of Martin & Co

    UTILIZATION

    The handle is impeccable. Easy to play and enjoyable.
    We can not access easily to acute, but is it the goal with this guitar? Ergonomics - overall - is excellent?
    The sound? See below.

    SOUNDS

    That's exactly what I want. I can do almost everything. It sounds, it is clear, it's warm but precise. It does not bleed. Good sustain. Good power.
    This skyscraper is the ball (as the jeuuunes today)

    OVERALL OPINION

    I've had 3 months and I love it. I teamed with a piezo. I tried four models when purchasing (at Musik Hug in Lausanne)
    - A Gibson JC-100
    - A Takamine (high-end, but I do not remember the name)
    - A Taylor 414 equipped with the Taylor Expression System
    - The D-35
    The Gibson was very nice and had a good bass response (requires combo) but sounded too typical (too dedicated to certain styles). I had put a 15 / 20, as a teacher.
    The Takamine sounded correct amplified and was very easy to play, but we feel that good mechanics, finish and quality of materials used is below. A good scratch for the stage, if there are to keep under 10. 8 / 20.
    The Taylor sounded very clear - too well - was not very easy to play and the new amplification system produced a blast worthy of a hurricane. The materials used are correct. 10 / 20.
    When the D-25, everything was superb. 18 / 20.
    It's expensive - even very expensive - but the quality is by appointment. I would do 10 times that choice.
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  • lavoilavoi

    Martin & Co D-35Published on 01/23/06 at 12:58
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    Martin D35 in 2004, manufacturing United States
    Bought new with tui Thomann 1666 euros + 10 euros shipping
    Epica, rosewood back into 3 parts; dam finest from a D28
    Construction and rglages irrprochables.
    Handle even when fairly strait for large paws (not my case!)

    UTILIZATION

    Channel enjoyable although it can beat the ease of play, but this is trs correct.
    Can be mounted light strings for amliorer.
    Guitar PSE weight of solid wood so you can also find + lightweight plywood but will not do the same fawn.
    Guitar rpond although it involved picking low volume (sustain and warmth) or involved in nergique mdiator (folk boom Neil Young fawn or bluegrass)

    SOUNDS

    G…
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    Martin D35 in 2004, manufacturing United States
    Bought new with tui Thomann 1666 euros + 10 euros shipping
    Epica, rosewood back into 3 parts; dam finest from a D28
    Construction and rglages irrprochables.
    Handle even when fairly strait for large paws (not my case!)

    UTILIZATION

    Channel enjoyable although it can beat the ease of play, but this is trs correct.
    Can be mounted light strings for amliorer.
    Guitar PSE weight of solid wood so you can also find + lightweight plywood but will not do the same fawn.
    Guitar rpond although it involved picking low volume (sustain and warmth) or involved in nergique mdiator (folk boom Neil Young fawn or bluegrass)

    SOUNDS

    Guitar powerful and well-planned, low on top, crystalline highs.
    But the main CHARACTERISTICS are in my opinion the sound quality:
    - Sustain that continues, extends ...
    - Trs rsonance a warm and harmonics galore on the same acute
    Playing dclenche a smile of satisfaction incontrlable ...

    OVERALL OPINION

    Guitar has been using for 1 + year with always the same pleasure
    Only small default: the ease of play an average D especially when you have small arms but it did.
    APRs have previously bought several guitars folks (EN60C Takamine, Ovation custom balladeer, Lowden S5), it is the best without question!
    As Paul Beuscher could say a few years ago (and still true now + o prices have tightened between diffrent marks) for the price of a guitar, treat yourself to a Martin!
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  • Anonymous

    Martin & Co D-35Published on 02/04/07 at 09:38
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    The characteristic is already been given

    UTILIZATION

    Rather fine-handle, very very nice
    -Access to treble is fairly easy
    -The guitar is light enough maybe a little big, but very annoying pa
    -Is obtained very easily sound good

    SOUNDS

    It is versatile
    It sounds great anywhere on the handle

    OVERALL OPINION

    I use depui 1year is very very beautiful and sounds better than good! I advice !!!!!!
  • danielsansespacedanielsansespace

    It plays all alone

    Martin & Co D-35Published on 07/13/11 at 04:28
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    American-made.
    Channel low profile satin and white binding.
    3parties rosewood back the most beautiful effect

    UTILIZATION

    The handle is very nice. Not very different from the round of the 28p I had tried the day before in another store.
    The varnish of the table is very soft, I was surprised at the contact after a few hours of play, it does not slip, do not sweat it.
    The sound had not jumped to the ears on the first try, I did not attack enough strings. Then I attacked like a deaf man and took a slap. Phenomenal proportions between bass and treble pearls. Tried facing the HD28, the other seemed too flat, but certainly richer in mediums. I read that the guitar singers. There…
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    American-made.
    Channel low profile satin and white binding.
    3parties rosewood back the most beautiful effect

    UTILIZATION

    The handle is very nice. Not very different from the round of the 28p I had tried the day before in another store.
    The varnish of the table is very soft, I was surprised at the contact after a few hours of play, it does not slip, do not sweat it.
    The sound had not jumped to the ears on the first try, I did not attack enough strings. Then I attacked like a deaf man and took a slap. Phenomenal proportions between bass and treble pearls. Tried facing the HD28, the other seemed too flat, but certainly richer in mediums. I read that the guitar singers. There is certainly a place to take a voice in its media, we will form the coup may be the perfect couple and I do not want to let go of the past 3 days ...

    SOUNDS

    I allow myself a freer play, as it sounds, I feel for allowing me to more things, it plays almost alone ...
    His bass can get in serious tones.
    It gives a capo in his round and warm.
    Compared to my Washburn dreadnought laminate, forcing the gap is large, the sound rolls, rolls, runs, envelope, there is sustain, as well as high volume low.
    Agree or finger picking, the foot. As I play little mediator, I feel it allows me to find a good balance between projection and depth. With the attack of a mediator, it starts to get really noisy ...

    OVERALL OPINION

    She is beautiful, but simple, deep class, not bling bling. The white binding, back in 3 parts, its bass is said to be the lowest of the range because of its Martin Dam the thinnest of all Martin, all this makes me crack and furious desire to give back ...

    At the moment I'm in love and look forward to see how we go forward together ...
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