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[@terryterry1655]

no available to Malaysian giveaway wise.sigh.

[@NINOA57]

Thank you Thank You Thank You. I This is by far the best and clearest explanation and clarification that I have seen on the breakdown of Martin guitars. Great teacher! I am on my way today to purchase another Martin. I have a 53 year old D28 , and would like a model that is more forgiving of my old fingers..Lol. A 15,16,17 may be the answer.

[@freedomvan2970]

Just bought my first. At 39 years old I've wanted one since I was 14 but I'm just a home player. Picked up a 1973 D18 last weekend

[@seadeas]

May I ask the condition, and what you paid for it?

[@freedomvan2970]

@seadeas Fantastic condition. Some evidence of playing around the sound hole and that's all. $2200

[@brentlineberry4098]

congrats! I should have mine next year ")

[@skipeffler]

I own a 1965 D35-B (original owner), third one made. Still in pristine shape, and has such a deep, warm, full sound. Still love this model over all my other acoustics.

[@gosman949]

I'll take a couple of thousand extra dollars and trade you my 1964 Stratocaster!

[@Sonny2299]

Just want you to know I’m envious of both of you 😂

[@WilliamHaisch]

Thank you for this guide! I was hoping someone would make a Martin demystified video! 😊

[@DrJeebles]

Very thorough and well explained. Great video. I never knew that thing about the suffix number on Martins.

[@malcolmwatson3009]

Very informative video, thanks. Would you consider doing a similar video on Lowden acoustic guitars?

[@markstevens1729]

I chose the D35 years before I got one. Plain styling but nice materials and construction. The sound is delicious. So solid, full and measured.

[@scouser2230]

I have a Martin D35 that I bought new in 1986, and I also have a Martin Dreadnaught Junior that I bought in 2021. I am a real Martin fan.

[@googleboy7]

Bought a Martin SC 13e, made in Mexico two years ago, for $!,600. Lots of problems! Just bought a Firefly acoustic electric, for $200. IMO, The Firefly outlooks, outplays and outsounds the Martin, HANDS DOWN. Never again will I let a brand name influence my buying decisions.

[@tommc49]

This has been very helpful for me, considering a Martin lately. Just haven't bonded with my Taylor. I know you are focused on purely acoustic tone here, but I would like to see a breakdown of Martins that also have pickups. Thanks for posting, subscribed.

[@soyeux27]

SUPERBLY explained. Thank you !

[@752brickie]

I bought a Road Series 000-12 Koa and it is an amazing guitar !!! I keep the old 00-18G and the OM 21 in their cases most of the time and play the Road Series ! But I have a Blueridge 12 Fret they blows them all away !

[@user-fe8le8br6l]

Well done video I own an 018 a djr 10 and an lxk2 - love them all and your description of then was right on

[@soundssimple1]

Excellent video, best in class. Thank you.

[@practicerepo]

Dude you explained things very well, better than any video I've ever seen to date. I'm only 7mins into it and I've learned a ton about Martins so far from this video and others on your channel. If I were to spoil myself I'd go with a 45 but a 28 is more than enough for me. I wonder why they never made a D-38 Special. Now that sounds sweet. Just kidding . . . actually no I'm not. It does sound like a killer model number.

[@seadeas]

I have a 1968 D-35 , Martin said it was the last year, they used Brazilian Rosewood

[@tomdaoust]

Yesterday I bought my first Martin guitar. Based on your advice I made a great choice. I bought a 2019 D-18 in mahogany. I haven’t bought a guitar since 1969 when I bought a Mosrite sunburst combo hollow body electric. I’m delighted with my D-18 choice. Thanks for your great explanations. Can I get the charts you showed?

[@gregbrendmoen8049]

I also have a D-12 35. Probably 1971 so I'm told. Don't play on it much and haven't since I got it in 1975. The neck is easy to play on. And the volume is stupendous. Very much like my 0012

[@sydneyleigh3108]

This was excellent. Thank you. I'm trying to decide between an SC 10 and an SC 13. 🤔

[@PANICBLADE]

It's the D-35 not 36, and it does have a unique bracing on the inside that does change the sound. It would also be good to mention the H series which features herringbone binding, but also the scalloped bracing that you don't find on the typical D models until you get to the 40+ ones or the ones from the 30s.

[@slpc30]

Just subscribed!!!

[@ccaissie113]

My 1966 O-16 New Yorker was the first re-issue of an old classic (NY shop). It's a 16 with a satin top...mahogany and sitka, wide neck, slotted headstock.. I think they made them from '61-90 I guess it's sort of a custom build....sweet beyond belief....available....

[@dontdoit6986]

My 2021 D-18 standard is just an absolute cannon. Well constructed and a tone that’s sweet as pie.

[@brunomillalaf8553]

Any issues with the binding yet?

[@rickr9158]

I have a D42 I bought new in 2002 and it just seems to keep getting better. I love Martin guitars. Thanks for the video!

[@thejafernando2677]

Plz tell me is it worth the money?

[@cindyandlenpresley...6118]

this was awesome , thanks for the info...

[@anthonyeads88]

Ive had quite a few guitars gibson humming bird a taylor blueridge but nothing sounds like a martin. I settled in 2003 on a hd 28 v and that has been my guitar since but it needed a little shop time recently and i found a 1980 D 35 that i fell in love with tone wise and ive acquired a d 41 as well at some point ill round out my collection with a vintage d18

[@NoCoverCharge]

I have the d-16e and I love love that guitar I take it everywhere played a lot of shows with it !!

[@feminjw]

I have a 1994 HD-28, which I’ve loved for 30 years. Only problem is cosmetic, with the gloss finish peeling off the neck. Doesn’t affect fingering or play, just wished it hadn’t happened. Any ideas how or where I can get it refinished?

[@guitartec]

It should be noted that trubbing against a satin finishes while strumming yields a scratchy sound (that some find a problem) which gloss finishes don't have. I find it especially annoying if a satin finish guitar doesn't have a pickguard because I always am always touching where the pg would be. Another issue with satin is it becomes glossy wherever you do rub against it so the finish often looks splotchy even just after a month of playing. This is generally where your arm rubs over the lower bass bout. Consider a satin finish carefully and play gloss counterparts to see/hear the difference.

[@adamskaboy]

I’ve had my 1978 D28 since 1979…it’s been wonderful to own and play….looking to get a Custom Shop 000-28 possibly…or an Eric Clapton 000-28….we’ll see…I like the traditional beauties…

[@robertnewell5057]

Nice to see a left hander behind you. Martin don't charge extra for LH. Actually, the Martin J is bigger and easily as loud as a D and has excellent balance (I have an M40 and an HD35 so I so speak from experience). Regarding, tone, the break point is actually at 35, not 28, because the 3 piece back and 1/4 inch bracing create a whole different tone. There is even an argument that there is tonal difference at the 40 point, because the J40 comes with scalloped bracing (which you don't touch on, but should - everyone should play and D28 and an HD 28 before choosing) as standard. There's no D36 (that's a D35 you got hold of there) except as a custom. There is an M36 (also with a 3 piece back). Ms are great, too. Otherwise, this is the best comparison review I have seen, especially for the new buyer. In particular, you are right on the money with finish. You have to play both and also understand the likely future of the two. A satin guitar simply does not have the same durability as full gloss. Personally, I also don't like how satin guitars sound because you get more body noise (where your body touches the guitar) especially plugged in. As I say, this is the best guide for the beginning guitar buyer, bar none. You can't go wrong with a Martin. I happen to regret the decision to go with HPL (they could have gone with low price solid wood like birch instead), but even these are great guitars. Martin consistently beat the competition, and you do a great job of introducing us to their range.

[@victorzhinin3249]

best guitar channel🎸

[@grog5564]

I am left handed and ordered a Martin. It came, Made in Mexico, says so on the serial number label. It is POS, the neck is so rough I can use it as an Emery Board for my fingernails. Oposed to my Taylors. Made in Cupertino California, says so on the Serial Number Label. I play them, excellent quality.

[@merseybeat1963]

Why did you pick the Martin Mexico..it's not a Martin.

[@grog5564]

@@merseybeat1963I did not pick it, if you are left handed you have to order a guitar to be made for you. That is where Martin had it made.

[@merseybeat1963]

@@grog5564 only certain models are made in Mexico it's not dependent on the the right or left hand. What model is it..the model you selected if it was right handed would be made usually in the same factory in Mexico. I went to the Martin Factory in Pa to take mine in for some repairs.There is a little room with the basically budget guitars in there for people to try.The D18 Satin and 00-18 all mahogany sounded very good for the money but the original Martin reputation is in the Authentic Series (not the Indian Rosewood versions)

[@lancecahill5486]

I’m in the market for a Martin. Your guide is great and timely! Thanks. 🙏

[@stephengibert4722]

See my post. Having to get the binding repaired is a real drag!

[@369dusty]

John, Excellent video with great info about the best brand guitar in the world....Martin !! My wife bought me a D16GT for Christmas in 2001. I love this guitar. What model would you suggest if I want to get a better model for 2 reasons. Improved sound and reinvestment value. Thank you !!!!

[@PlayandTradeGuitars]

Congrats thats awesome! My wife has a D16GTE, great guitar. I think the gold standards are still D-18 or D-28 in the Standard series, but the 16 series are true workhorse and performer guitars that are great. Thanks for watching

[@MusicWizard85]

I really like the current SC Martins. They're priced under 2k, give you easy access to upper frets and sound great!

[@brucesadventuredivingbray1432]

I have a Road Series SC13-E Special Bursrt. i love it the neck/fingerboard is so nice. I’ve had multiple hand and wrist surgery’s.Because of smaller size you loose some of the deeper tone and I change the electronics to LR Baggs Anthem. Played through a Fishman Performer for gigs. With a Boss Ad-10 really bring out the tone in a room. $2000. I had the bridge slowed and installed liquid metal pins flipped around no slot, sustain is incredible.

[@willperryman4559]

I have a Martin J-41 that I received as a birthday gift and I’m having difficulty finding more information about them. I’ve not been able to find them on Martin’s website 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@waldo9261]

I got a OM-28 and like to practice more on my sc13-e. A lot of sound comes out of the sc13.

[@johnwashburn3793]

I have a couple of Martins. Do you sell resonators?

[@lhvent]

I love my Yamaha FG830. A poor man's Martin. Also, my LL6M ARE is amazing. I am a huge fan of the models being made in the Navajo factory. That being said, the guitars made in Nazareth are awesome.

[@ralfybaby]

Yammies blow the entry level Martins from Mexico away. So do Alvarez. High end yamaha and alvarez/yairi are at least equal to Martins in the same price range IMO

[@pankajjoshi2032]

I love my LL16D ARE.

[@jamesturns-jk2wm]

i am looking for a 12 string acoustic thats not thousands but I want one that is easy on the fingers and is one that will last a lifetime. any suggestions to try out?

[@DanFrechette]

I have three Martins. A 98 D35, An LX1E for teaching, and an S1 Ukulele. I’ve owned vintage and new, been to the factory 4 times, bought sold traded around 20 Martins since 2003. Ive owned or played almost every model. I’ve driven from Winnipeg to Nashville to trade a Martin. I’ll tell you, shoulder issues made me sell some great guitars. Just find a way to use a strap and drape it over your right leg vs holding it normally. Smaller guitars just don’t have the boom and the sustaining bass for my music. Truss rods are nice. I’ve had 4 neck resets done on various guitars over the years. I like Martins but also like Gibsons. I bought an Emerald carbon fiber for all the situations I wouldn’t want to put my wood guitars through

[@lancecahill5486]

So what would be the optimal Martin guitar regarding price and performance?

[@Ammo_HD]

I’m thinking about picking up a D10E this summer, I’ve played a couple and they sound so, so good to me

[@Vigilante311]

Choose very carefully and pay attention to the neck angle, get the guys in the shop to set it up for you

[@thejafernando2677]

Plz buy d18 it is heaven

[@robertrockwell7581]

I own a 2006 D -28. also know a Gentleman who owns a 1935 I think it is also a D-28 can't remember. Martin that his Dad bought for him brand new in 1935. I last talked to him at my Dad's funeral in 2008 so he might even be gone now.

[@JoseSales188]

Hi John! Could you talk about my Martin D -!6 M 496393 1975(?) What is your value nowadays? Thank you very much for the information.

[@VERBANDTREM]

I'm looking at a 00-28. Wish they'd do a proper authentic xbrace joint in the standard series. I really don't know what's stopping them, all of the brands copying them do it better.

[@johnoffutt898]

I own a Martin 0-18 and love it bought 6 years ago. I was looking at the Martin OM-42 and for $6399.00 they use plastic bridge pins and tusq saddle which is still another form of plastic. Martin standard series should all have either unbleached or bleached cow bone nut, saddle. And the bridge pins should be either real ebony wood or cow bone or water Buffalo horn or fossil walrus ivory or mammoth ivory. The standard series is their high end except if you order a custom model. For that amount of money you can order a custom from an luthier in USA with triple AAA+ 30 year old graded wood. With more wood combinations. Plus get a Spanish Heel Construction which is superior over the Dovetail construction. Martin guitar's are wonderful but the new owner of Martin guitar's is cutting corners to save monies and still have higher prices. I would not buy a Taylor guitar's because they use bolts to connect the body to the fretboard.

[@CerealEater.jr.]

Martin definitely needs more recognition , quality and what's the word context.

[@roundgarage]

000-15 has the sweetest sound . I played in a bluegrass band in the 70's and my bandmate played the the 000-15 . It was, at that time the cheapest Martin , but to me sounded much better than their high end models. However , I have a Rogue acoustic that was $45 new , and it has a brilliant sound too. It's not the brand, it's the guitar.✌

[@paul77379]

Love my J-21MC, from 1986. Bluegrass BOOMER!

[@crb1845]

Is a jumbo not louder than a dread ?

[@mikeavento8066]

Ive got a 1936 R-18. Still sounds sweet

[@dangrather1280]

I like Martin guitars but the price increases over the last 3 years is too much. I’ll just buy used guitars from now on.

[@rickrahe1616]

I have an Eric Clapton 000-28. Love this guitar!

[@muskymike1885]

what years started having a truss rod? Are the newer ones a two way truss rod?

[@PANICBLADE]

I recently found this out. 1985 is when they started using truss rods instead of the reinforcement rods, and 2007 was the year they started implementing two way truss rods.

[@R.L.Humpert]

Hi you didn’t talk about the HD28 with the Adirondack top. Please do so thanks.

[@WilliamHaisch]

Is there a KZbin channel that covers Martin acoustic guitars like Trogly does for Gibson guitars?

[@PlayandTradeGuitars]

Yes, we will be covering all production models including bench specs and performances. We will also be releasing a comprehensive tour of the factory and museum, stay tuned in the coming weeks. Thanks for watching!

[@eljefe.o386]

My number one pick would be a D-18 for it's simple aesthetics but great tone

[@andrewblack7852]

It is a preference, but the 28 just has crisper high and a much punchier bass from rosewood. But I feel you, I love them 18s.

[@thseed7]

Love the 000's

[@billcavin3554]

so , I went to buy the D41 a few years back and it was the new re-imagined, I almost threw it to the ceiling taking it out of the case it was so light... but I didn't buy it because it sounded horribly flat, a $600 Guild sounded way better. I have always loved Martins I have an old DR and D-18 the reason why I wanted to upgrade it was time... but that soured me on spending $6k on something the felt like it was made from Balsa wood.. did I just happen to come across either a fake or something else. its not like you can play 20 different D41's at the store it's hard enough finding one. when I bought The DR I played 20 + of those and it actually sounds better than the D18... so, two things, Am I just stuck looking for an older D41 (without spending extra on making a custom) and 2 what actually is the DR considered a 15, 16 17 or something else entirely..

[@ginogervais6051]

Can you explain why there is no professional 000-15 Mahogany model?

[@Mo-xx9gg]

So we should avoid D because it is loud but unbalanced?

[@reinaldoreyes5631]

OM and OOO are the same body size, difference is in scale length snd for some nut width.

[@carolyngreen60]

OM has deeper, thicker body.

[@adrianfelimberti]

If the "1" stands for HPL top, why does the D1 and D1GT are all solid guitars?

[@IronByron1958]

I own a 68 "S" D-28 1 fret/slotted neck. SN 255xxx. Custom built in Nazereth PA. I am trying to attain information of the potential one of a kind guitar.

[@geew-fr9th]

Top info.

[@hangdogit]

No mention of Brazilian Rosewood unless I missed it. Not too surprising because Martin stopped using it in the D-28 in 1969. I got one made early that year with Brazilian Rosewood, very deep, rich tone.

[@patrickclune3600]

I have a Martin Gt-70 electric guitar my dad bought used in 1970. I’m looking for a price as I haven’t performed with it since 1998 for one job and hadn’t been used since 1971 when I bought my 1st Les Paul

[@patrickclune3600]

Just looking to sell/trade for a Rickenbacker bass guitar. I’m now playing bass and not happy with my Jazz basses. I guess as you get older you get very particular about your sound. ( guess I should be very particular ) NOW lol

[@richardmorgan8959]

I like my Martin. No problems. 32 yrs

[@mrappe51]

My 2005 DX-1 has a sika spruce top.

[@Calatriste54]

Very good analysis. Maybe old dogs can learn new tricks..

[@CMDRFlyAuburn]

Having a hard time, deciding between a D18 or D28.

[@kenmunozatmmrrailroad6853]

I don’t know the Martin nomenclature. Where’s the D14 in all this. I’m seeing these around appointed very differently with prices all over the map. Someone explain please.

[@jasonodell79er]

In simplest terms....D stands for Dreadnought. 14 is the number of Frets at the top of the body.

[@kenmunozatmmrrailroad6853]

@@jasonodell79er ...And D-18, 28, etc.?

[@jayforbes3965]

Can someone tell me the year of my d45 Martin acoustic guitar? Serial no. 513669….thx

[@BryanClark-gk6ie]

Looked it up. You have a fake Martin. They've used that serial # on hundreds of made in China guitars $150.00.... $300.00 price range.

[@BryanClark-gk6ie]

Looked it up' you have a fake Martin' they've used that serial number# on hundreds of guitars' made in China $150.00...$350.00 price range.

[@lhvent]

I like Martin DX1RAE. This X Series model has that broken in sound.

[@soundguy5813]

to bad they don't make them anymore I has one and sold it ,I want another !

[@coreyolson6403]

Should have spent more time on the D-35. Much different than the 18's & 28's.

[@billdedrick1914]

Incorrect statement when you said back in the 1800's 18 meant $18 and 28 $28.. Neither the D18 or D28 were made in the 1800's--Also there is no D36.. I believe you meant D35. Martin did make an M36.which is 0000 style guitar.

[@virgilgray]

1965, 000, D28, make offer . . .

[@greeremalachi926]

Don't get a Martin OM-21. My new 2017 OM-21 had binding trouble within a year. The neck tilted. Martin repair authorization did a shabby repair with bad bent binding replaced, with staining, and neck joint glue marks. I traded it in to help pay for a new Collings.

[@brunomillalaf8553]

Sorry to hear that brother. Hope your new guitar is treating you better!

[@philipchesley9615]

Psst! "Super D"! Comes with Super D case lol Cheers!

[@Dreadtower]

You say beyond the 28’s the sound doesn’t change. Well, I’m sorry but this simply is not the case. I have owned several Martins in my life (currently a OOO28EC (Eric Clapton signature), a D28V (this was the ‘Vintage Series’ which the OOO28EC also came from) and a D42. The 42 is utterly different. The sound is more focussed and detailed - by far. And the treble response is completely different. This is not a typical bass-heavy Dreadnought. So, be careful. The 40s’ are much, much better than the 28’s in my lifetime’s experience (I began playing in 1975) of these instruments.

[@thomascarlisle7895]

What about an R-18?

[@thomascarlisle7895]

M y R-18 no 68993. The arch top was removed and the luthier replaced it with an excellent spruce top and pick guard. This is my everyday go-to guitar though I also have a 1953 D-28 I’ve had since 1965.A truly great guitar but heavy and large so I rarely take it out of it’s case anymore. I’ve played many Gibsons on and off over the years but Martins always sound more to my liking.

[@darlowmaxwell7346]

O-18, bought new 1964!

[@ClaytonWillisMusic]

D15M is pro level made in PA.

[@donaldphelps8626]

They give the musicians a guitar for free, like ovation then charge you $10,000, why they’re so popular. Martin needs to simplify. Guild is great. My last 12 string Martin dried out and cracked, first 6 months. Couldn’t sell it at a loss quick enough.

[@buddybeetle]

MarTin

[@JesusSavesJohn3verse16]

Thank you for the excellent video 😊 The Lord’s love + grace be with you Hope you are all well and resting in Jesus saving love + grace 😊 Blessings friends 😊

[@terryterry1655]

Takamine 1975 lawsuit = poor man's Martin D28 ?

[@BryanClark-gk6ie]

Aria dreadnoughts from that era also.

[@deanlockamy2087]

I bought a Martin expecting something really special, what I got was a stiff not fun or comfortable to play guitar, i took it to get it set up and the guy got it better but its just not good. I had an Epiphone Masterbilt that was 10x better. Just saying.

[@brunomillalaf8553]

Do you still have the masterbilt?

[@jerryblack3655]

Didn't really speak to..35...

[@ralphschueler9437]

I'm looking for a Gibson Hummingbird

[@f1s2hg3]

Martin is like all the other Chinese guitars they are made of laminate wood products!

[@clawhammer704]

I stick to Yamaha guitars after owning several Martin and Gibson guitars. For the sound, price, Yamaha is the way to go.

[@brianperks7278]

I have 3 Yamaha guitars and I agree. I also have 2 Martin guitars a D28 (2018) and a D18 (2017) and I am very disappointed with their structural integrity. Both guitars are suffering from the well known issue of binding separation from the body. No doubt I will be accused of not keeping them in the optimal climatic condition but I have no issues with the Yamahas kept in the same environment. The other problem I have is that I bought both of these instruments in the UK and I do not have the USA lifetime warranty. Buyer beware.

[@ned1621]

Are Martin's overrated? I cant afford a Martin, however I an old 72 Yamaha fg 140 and its the loudest most fantastic guitar I ever had... I cant justify 3000 euros for a guitar...

[@Vigilante311]

My advice would be not to get a new martin, buy an old one with a good neck angle, ive been selling martins for 10 years and ive never seen as many issues on any guitar brand as ive seen with martin, topnuts cut too low, neck angles way over the bridge height and binging coming off D-18's, they dont know how to make guitars anymore so dont waste your money

[@craigsounddesigner]

This is not true. My 0-17 is louder than my D28.

[@G_Demolished]

So you’re telling me the laws of physics don’t apply in your kitchen?

[@dougmackenzie5976]

All of my Martins are old 12 fret slotheads, 00 and 000 sizes. There simply aren't better sounding guitars.

[@michaelwoolaver6113]

Just not with a boot dent in the back.

[@reinaldoreyes5631]

Otherwise great video