In recent years, musical instrument makers have been experimenting seriously with ‘non-traditional’ woods and materials, largely due to conservation efforts and import restrictions. In this instrument, Martin uses cherry and European spruce for the body, with mahogany for the neck and Richlite for the fingerboard and bridge. All the woods and related materials used in this guitar are Forest Stewardship Council certified.But make no mistake, this is a Martin and it sounds and plays like one. It’s got the full, even warmth of tone you’d expect and is overall a very nice instrument.
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These exceptional Martin Custom Shop HD-35 instruments were made by Martin for the 35th anniversary of The Twelfth Fret. It’s a very limited run and these are all there are. This is a wonderful example of an HD-35, with all the tone and full body you’d expect.
MORE →These outstanding instruments were made by Martin for the 35th Anniversary of The Twelfth Fret, with specific appointments such as the slightly wider nut and the pyramid bridge. It was a very limited production run and these are all there are. This particular one has the full, crisp, clear sound and projection of an HD-28, and is a really great sounding instrument.
MORE →This is a one-of-a-kind custom order from Martin, and it’s available at a considerable discount.
MORE →Martin recently built a few guitars for The Twelfth Fret’s 35th anniversary, and they have arrived! This one is an OM-35 and it’s really something special.
MORE →This Martin C-1T Tenor Guitar from 1932 is an interesting instrument in reasonable condition. The round-hole archtop design was very seldom used past the early 1930’s, and was replaced with F-holes on archtop instruments.
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