Description
Martin D-35 1971 – ohh man … what an incredible sounding guitar … if you are looking for a big and fat sounding Martin, then you need this D-35!
If you’re searching for a vintage Martin with massive tone and deep resonance, this 1971 Martin D-35 is the guitar you need. It delivers everything we love about well-aged acoustics: a beautifully matured spruce top with a rich honey-colored patina, a well-played feel with just the right amount of wear, and an unbeatable vintage sound that only decades of playing can produce.
Alongside the Martin D-28, the D-35 is one of the most celebrated dreadnoughts of all time, a true icon in the world of acoustic guitars. Countless legendary musicians—Johnny Cash, Jim Croce, Neil Young, Bob Dylan—have played Martin dreadnoughts, shaping the sound of generations.
The D-35 is the ultimate example of a 14-fret dreadnought, setting the benchmark for most modern dreadnoughts on the market. This particular 1971 Martin D-35 is a fantastic example from the golden era of Martin guitars. It has been well-loved and played, and the result is a truly matured, balanced tone with deep, growling bass, bright shimmering trebles, and a warm, rich midrange that only vintage Martins possess.
With its classic vintage feel, this guitar is an absolute joy to play.
Condition & Playability:
- Excellent vintage condition with only light signs of play and a professionally repaired tiny pickguard crack.
- Low action and a straight neck ensure effortless playability.
- Nut width: 43 mm, providing a comfortable feel for both strumming and fingerpicking.
- Plenty of saddle height left for future setup adjustments.
This guitar comes with its original case, preserving its authenticity and vintage charm.
A truly outstanding Martin D-35, offering everything a great vintage dreadnought should—rich tone, timeless style, and the unmistakable magic of aged wood.
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