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In 1967, the top of the line Martin was the D-35; it had extra binding, a stylish 3-piece back, and slightly lighter bracing that allowed the top to resonate like the older Martins; this one was further scalloped on the X-braces. Being 1967, it still has the smaller maple bridge plate. This example sounds fantastic and recently underwent a neck reset and a replacement bridge to ensure a proper drive of the top. In addition, at some point in its life, this guitar was reworked by the factory: the back was replaced with Indian rosewood, the body was oversprayed and it received wide/low frets; it plays very comfortably. Comes in vintage HSC with orange velvet lining

The Martin D-35 features a unique three-piece back constructed from East Indian rosewood, a top made of Sitka spruce, and an ebony fretboard. Launched in 1965, it offers a powerful and resonant sound that has made it a favorite among professional musicians.