Martin D-35 (1975)

Martin D-35 (1975)
Martin D-35 (1975)
Martin D-35 (1975)
Martin D-35 (1975)
Martin D-35 (1975)
Martin D-35 (1975)
Martin D-35 (1975)
Martin D-35 (1975)
Martin D-35 (1975)
Martin D-35 (1975)
Martin D-35 (1975)
Martin D-35 (1975)
Martin D-35 (1975)
Martin D-35 (1975)
Martin D-35 (1975)
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Martin D-35 (1975)

Regular price $2,200.00
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We acquired this 1975 Martin D-35 from its original owner -- a local bluegrass enthusiast who purchased it thinking he'd follow in the footsteps of Jimmy Martin but never quite got around to practicing as much as he planned to. The guitar sat dormant in its case for many years, and, consequently, is in lovely shape! It's a really nice sounding instrument as well: the lighter bracing of the D-35 seems to counteract the heavier 1970's Martin build structure, resulting in a guitar that's boomy and complex sounding. A wonderful "first vintage guitar."

We'd call this guitar's overall condition "very good" for its age. There are no meaningful structural issues or cosmetic blemishes -- only the sort of expected lacquer checking and signs of handling consistent with age. Our shop has just performed a neck reset, and set the guitar up anew. Price includes the original hardshell case.


Specs

Top
Sitka Spruce
Back & Sides
Indian Rosewood
Fingerboard
Ebony
Bridge
Ebony
Tuners
Grover Rotomatic
Scale Length
25.4"
Nut Width
1 11/16"
String Spacing
2 1/8"
Case
Original hardshell

Why Buy Pre-owned from us?

High Standards
We accept only pre-owned instruments that meet our rigorous standards for authenticity, condition, and performance, each one carefully vetted to ensure it upholds the level of quality our customers expect.
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Every instrument is meticulously photographed and accurately described, so you can buy with confidence knowing exactly what to expect.
Inspection & Setup
Each instrument is thoroughly inspected by our staff for authenticity and condition, with any necessary work and a full setup completed before it’s listed for sale.
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If you have any questions about this instrument’s condition, feel free to give us a call or drop us an email - we are always happy to provide an in-hand description and make sure you’re confident in your purchase.
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