Martin D-35 Dreadnought Guitar

Fantastic guitar. It has a full robust sound. Deep lows. Crisp highs. Full mid range. Beautiful. Natural woods. Classic dreadnought looks.

The craftsmanship is impecable. The sound is heavenly. It would be hard to ask for more.

It's a great.

I've always wanted a D 35. I fell in love with full sound, melodic tones and fantastic projection. If your looking for a guitar to fill all ypur accoustic needs, you'd be hard pressed to find a professional guitar that's better than the D35. Widow CF Martin. Thanks.

The Martin D-35 gives you booming bass with crisp highs. You can strum it easy or hard - for a very loud, clear sound. By far, the loudest acoustic I ever played. The Grover machine heads keep the guitar in tune regardless of how hard you strum it. This guitar sounds like an acoustic should. There's a lot of good acoustic guitars out there, but none compare to the Martin D-35's. It's great for playing rhythm; especially on Neil Young and Bob Dylan tunes

I also own an Ovation Custom Legend, which is another fine acoustic guitar, but it doesn't compare to the Martin D-35. I installed a pickup so I could do in-line recording and it comes across great. I expected a fantastic guitar when I bought it and wasn't disappointed in the least. I highly recommend a D-35 for any guitar enthusiast who wants a top of the line acoustic guitar with a crystal clear sound. It's a little costly, but you get what you pay for.

A great guitar for medium to intense rhythm playing. Beautiful three-paneled back for you to enjoy privately! Great tone overall, but a bit boomy      on the bottom.

Nothing fancy here, just a solid Martin rhythm beast. One nice detail is the three paneled back, which looks fancy, but is just sort of your own little secret as nobody will ever see it unless you are doing over-the-head soloing that exposes the back while your are playing with your teeth. Just sayin'...

Very good construction - I have owned one for thirteen years and it always stays in tune, puts out a great tone with high level of volume. My only beef, and this may just apply to dreadnoughts in general, is that it tends toward pronounced boominess on the low end, which is really obnoxious when plugged in (I installed an ibeam after-market). Just use a soundhole feedback device to curb this, along with an EQ to dial out some low end.

Based on the market for all solid wood guitars these days, the price seems appropriate for this instrument. Guitars are getting pricey overall. This one is not flashy to look at, except for the back, but delivers well as a reliable rhythm guitar with great tone!