Sorrowful sound, perfect for folk songs.
Martin / 1977 D-35
Martin's first D-35 with a three-piece back body was introduced in 1966.
The three-piece back has a lower bass than the D-28 and a brighter sound.
The D-35's bracing is also lower in height than that of the D-28, giving it a more sensitive and responsive sound.
Because of this, the D-35 was useful as a backing instrument for players who play and sing, and it was also very popular among many folk singers in the Japanese folk scene of the 1970s.
This instrument was made in 1977 with square-rod specifications, and was born during the golden age of folk popularity.
The pegs are made by Schaller.
According to Martin Guitars A History, the pegs were changed from Grover to Schaller starting in 1979, but the D-35 has been equipped with Schaller pegs since before that time. is very rare even as the first period. It features black washers and the Schaller logo on the gear cover, and this design is unique to the early period since it will change to the Martin logo in 1981.
The tone, which we are interested in, has a moderately thick sound with sparkling and swelling overtones that come on board.
If you have not yet played a D-35, why not compare it with the D-28 and choose one?
[Specs/included case]
NECK REINFORCEMENT: Square
BRACING：Non Scalloped X-Bracing
TOP：Solid Sitka Spruce
BACK/SIDES: Solid Rosewood
NECK: Mahogany
FINGERBOARD: Ebony
BRIDGE: Ebony
SCALE: 643mm
NUT-WIDTH: 42.5mm
CASE : Martin Hard Shell Case (Black)
[Condition]
- There are some scratches and weather checking, but there are no cracks or crack repairs, and it is in very clean condition considering its age.
- The neck is straight, and there is no chatter or clogging.
- String height on the 12th fret: 2.5mm on the 6th string side, 2.0mm on the 1st string side.
- Saddle protrusion: approx. 1.5mm
- Additional strap pins have been added to the neck end.
- Nut/saddle/pickguard replaced
[Covered by 5-year Premium Adjustment Warranty].
- Includes an adjustment support warranty by a craftsman specializing in acoustic guitars with a track record of repair/adjustment of approximately 2,000 guitars per year.
- Normally, a maintenance adjustment of 5,500 yen will be performed free of charge.
- Please feel free to contact us for a custom consultation to suit your playing style.
[For a fee].
- Repairs for peeling of adhesive parts such as bracing and bridge due to aging are also available on a priority basis.
- We can also provide replacement work for fret board and other consumable parts.
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[Adjustment/Cleaning]
- All parts are disassembled and thoroughly cleaned.
- We promise precision adjustments, even down to the sound quality, performed by acoustic guitar specialists.
- At the time of mail order, the item is shipped after being cleaned and inspected in its entirety again.
[Buyback/Trade-in/Consignment]
- Acoustic guitars as well as electric guitars,Bass、EffectorWe purchase a wide range of acoustic guitars, electric guitars, wind instruments, and more.
- If you purchase an acoustic guitar at our store and trade it in at the same time, we will purchase it at a higher price than usual.
- We also accept consignment sales, so please feel free to contact us for detailed conditions.
- Easy on line assessment/inquiry:https://page.line.me/auf1929d
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[Mail Order Relief Service]
- In the case of mail-order sales, we cannot offer customers the opportunity to try out our products, so we offer a 6-day trial period after the product arrives.
- If you are not satisfied with the product, we will refund your money in full.
*The customer is responsible for round-trip shipping costs.
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