Martin HD35 Reimagined
€ 3,718.18 € 3,718.18
€ 4,499.00
(= € 3,718.18 Excl. Taxes)
When Martin introduced the bass-enhanded version with herringbone top trim - the HD35- in 1976, it's sales quickly exceeded those of the original D35.
Martin HD35 Reimagined
De D35 zag voor het eerst het levenslicht in 1965 en bood een unieke kijk op de toen al zeer populaire dreadnought body. Dit model met zijn driedelige palissander achterkant, ebbenhouten brug en toets werd al snel een hit. Echter, toen Martin in 1976 een nieuwe versie introduceerde met een betere bas-respons en herringbone randinleg op het bovenblad, de HD35, oversteeg deze al snel de verkoopaantallen van de originele D35.
Deze Martin HD35 Reimagined is een vintage-correcte versie van het origineel en heeft dus alle bovengenoemde specificaties gecombineerd met forward shifted scalloped bracing en in de vorm waar het allemaal mee begon: de dreadnought. Deze Martin produceert een zeer krachtig laag, een kamerbreed geluid en een heldere definitie.
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The D35 first saw the light of day in 1965 and offered a unique take on the then very popular dreadnought body. This model with its rosewood back and sides, inlay between the pieces, ebony bridge and fingerboard quickly became a hit. However, when Martin introduced a new version in 1976 with better bass response and herringbone top edge inlay - the HD35 - it quickly surpassed the sales figures of the original D35.
This Martin HD35 Re Imagined is a vintage-correct version of the original and so has all of the above specifications combined with the popular low profile neck and scalloped, forward shifted bracing, in the form that started it all: the Dreadnought. This Martin produces a very powerful low end, a room-wide sound with a clear definition.
The D35 first saw the light of day in 1965 and offered a unique take on the then very popular dreadnought body. This model with its rosewood back and sides, inlay between the pieces, ebony bridge and fingerboard quickly became a hit. However, when Martin introduced a new version in 1976 with better bass response and herringbone top edge inlay - the HD35 - it quickly surpassed the sales figures of the original D35.
This Martin HD35 Re Imagined is a vintage-correct version of the original and so has all of the above specifications combined with the popular low profile neck and scalloped, forward shifted bracing, in the form that started it all: the Dreadnought. This Martin produces a very powerful low end, a room-wide sound with a clear definition.
Specifications
| Brand and Condition | |
|---|---|
| Condition | New |
| Hardware | |
|---|---|
| Bridge | Ebony |
| Bridge String Spacing | 55 mm - 2.17" |
| Tuning Machines | Grover Rotomatic |
| Body | |
|---|---|
| Body Shape | Dreadnought |
| Finish | Natural, Gloss |
| Body Width | 398 mm - 15.67" |
| Body Depth | 124 mm - 4.88" |
| Back and Sides Material | Solid Indian Rosewood |
| Top Material | Sitka Spruce |
| Bracing | Scalloped X-Bracing |
| Body Details | Antique White Binding, Herringbone Purfling, Style 28 Multi-Stripe Rosette, Tortoise Pickguard |
| Neck | |
|---|---|
| Neck Material | Mahogany |
| Neck Profile | Modified Low Oval |
| Fingerboard Material | Ebony |
| Fingerboard Radius | 16" |
| Neck Details | Antique White Binding, Mother-of-Pearl Dot Inlay, Rosewood Headstock Overlay |
| Nutwidth | 44.5 mm / 1.75" |
| Scale Length | 645 mm / 25.4" |
| Electronics | |
|---|---|
| Acoustic Pickup | N/A |
| Miscellaneous | |
|---|---|
| Travels in | Hardshell Case |
| Accessories | Booklet, TFOA Passport |
| Photos of | Sample Instrument |