Martin Slotted Headstocks

"History Of Tone" takes a look the Martin slotted headstock. You can find a slotted headstock Martin guitar here: bit.ly/1RlzMV8

[@walterbrancatisano8598]

This woman in these videos gives to you what's most important, the pride to own a martin. Just love her

[@Gingerjake2]

I didn't realize that the slotted head made that much of a difference. I have two Martins, both solid headstocks with pegs vertical. Maybe this is a good enough excuse to buy a third. =D ♪

[@Meymeygwis]

Love this Lady!

[@adjohns1]

Very interesting...and well done material...kinda like MARTIN guitars!

[@MrBoris7910]

she´s is awesome

[@KenMitchell1936]

if the downward pressure makes such a difference, why don't they just increase the angle of the head stock similar to lutes?

[@joevannucci1392]

Nice. But as she implies, Martin only uses the slotted headstock on 12-fret models. I always thought that the larger influence on tone (and volume) was the shifted bridge placement, compared to a 14-fret. I get that it's both, but I wish she'd have mentioned that, and discussed which is the greater influence: bridge placement, or downward angle on the nut.

[@bovbusto]

Love this lady! Great story and info

[@hawg427]

I wouldn't mind owning a few of those curly headstock guitars :-) Keep One and sell Two and retire in the Bahamas.

[@JoelBiger]

--- Very great info ---

[@andrewkim6037]

Really enjoyed this video, but is she saying that Martin invented the slotted headstock?

[@ron980]

Cool video! But...anyone else find it strange that the headstock is satin on a gloss body? =/