1973 Martin D35 – £3749

Jul 2, 2026 | Martin

NEW ARRIVAL  A lot of people consider the Martin D35 to be a deluxe version of a D28, which is arguably the benchmark Spruce / Rosewood dreadnought. The 3 piece Rosewood back is what makes the difference, and ultimately adds a fuller bass response. Tonally it has a very complex sound, great depth and resonance, plenty of punch and attack, and well balanced with superbly articulated clarity. Dreadnoughts are considered to be the most versatile acoustic guitars, and this example sounds great strummed or fingerpicked, and great definition and sustain when soloing. Quite simply it’s a classic, and being from 1973 makes it a more affordable way of buying a vintage D35 – 60’s examples have Brazilian Rosewood and are far more expensive. From a playability point of view, this guitar is a treat, the neck has a great feel to it, and the action is just right. The guitar is in excellent condition, with no cracks or repairs, just a few signs of good honest playwear. It’s in original condition other than a replaced pickguard – the original had started to curl up at the edges. The guitar comes in its original powder blue hard case. 

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