Crp
Note : 10 sur 10
Published on 12/15/09 at 22:07
Bought in 1998 in the USA, $ 800.
Mahogany neck, solid sitka pica table.
Rosewood bridge
Funds and three sheets rolled into fishplates: rosewood / mahogany / rosewood, which is exceptional.
A dam (novelty Martin era)
Binding discrete quail and tortoise pickguard to match.
Difficult diffrencier a "great" Martin first glance.
APRS also difficult to have tried ...
UTILIZATION
I did not want Martin priori. I wanted a Gibson Hummingbird hand.
And I came across this D1R enfonait which all others, with an unbeatable price.
The neck is thin and comfortable, low action with no frizz.
SOUNDS
It sounds "like a piano. Deep bass, medium rather obviously (this is a guitar ...), acute harpsichord.
OVERALL OPINION
I use it daily for 12 years.
The problem of this guitar has Plutt t Martin: they made a blunder by producing a commercial guitar even looks a D-18, with the same quality of sound and two CHRE times less ...
Feedback from the exit as musicians rave, Martin first tried to change the sound by changing the handle (for, I think, a cedar handle) and then they eventually abandon the D1 and D1-R would have probably done too much shade to others.
Conclusion: if you have one, do like me, do not sell!
Mahogany neck, solid sitka pica table.
Rosewood bridge
Funds and three sheets rolled into fishplates: rosewood / mahogany / rosewood, which is exceptional.
A dam (novelty Martin era)
Binding discrete quail and tortoise pickguard to match.
Difficult diffrencier a "great" Martin first glance.
APRS also difficult to have tried ...
UTILIZATION
I did not want Martin priori. I wanted a Gibson Hummingbird hand.
And I came across this D1R enfonait which all others, with an unbeatable price.
The neck is thin and comfortable, low action with no frizz.
SOUNDS
It sounds "like a piano. Deep bass, medium rather obviously (this is a guitar ...), acute harpsichord.
OVERALL OPINION
I use it daily for 12 years.
The problem of this guitar has Plutt t Martin: they made a blunder by producing a commercial guitar even looks a D-18, with the same quality of sound and two CHRE times less ...
Feedback from the exit as musicians rave, Martin first tried to change the sound by changing the handle (for, I think, a cedar handle) and then they eventually abandon the D1 and D1-R would have probably done too much shade to others.
Conclusion: if you have one, do like me, do not sell!