Copy of DM3MD...
keep in mind that the DM3MD was inspired by the 1995 D-35 commemorative guitar above and beyond the HD-28V or HD-35...
you could certainly order one through the Martin Custom Shop, but its going to cost just as much as a new DM3MD, even without Dave's name on it (remember, its a Custom Shop Order)...
I suggest purchasing the HD-35, that is the guitar that is tonally similar to my DM3MD
you could certainly order one through the Martin Custom Shop, but its going to cost just as much as a new DM3MD, even without Dave's name on it (remember, its a Custom Shop Order)...
I suggest purchasing the HD-35, that is the guitar that is tonally similar to my DM3MD
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So would you recommend the HD-35 over an HD-28V?T714 wrote:keep in mind that the DM3MD was inspired by the 1995 D-35 commemorative guitar above and beyond the HD-28V or HD-35...
you could certainly order one through the Martin Custom Shop, but its going to cost just as much as a new DM3MD, even without Dave's name on it (remember, its a Custom Shop Order)...
I suggest purchasing the HD-35, that is the guitar that is tonally similar to my DM3MD
"Come in from the cold for a while
Everything will be alright
Come in from the noise for a time
Everything will be alright..."
Everything will be alright
Come in from the noise for a time
Everything will be alright..."
Yes, and for a few reasons....GrateDMB21 wrote:So would you recommend the HD-35 over an HD-28V?T714 wrote:keep in mind that the DM3MD was inspired by the 1995 D-35 commemorative guitar above and beyond the HD-28V or HD-35...
you could certainly order one through the Martin Custom Shop, but its going to cost just as much as a new DM3MD, even without Dave's name on it (remember, its a Custom Shop Order)...
I suggest purchasing the HD-35, that is the guitar that is tonally similar to my DM3MD
The first is that dang saddle on an HD-28V...if it comes with a thru-saddle, its near impossible to have a Fishman UST installed, unless you want to modify the bridge. You could go with a bridge plate pickup, but they aren't meant for rock bands, IMO.
Second is the neck, the HD-25 is way more comfortable to play, and for some of the stretches that Dave makes, your arthritis will be acting up in no time...
Last is the overall sound...while the HD-28V is a great guitar, I think the HD-35 is more balanced and louder. And for those trying to copy a DM3MD, I suppose the guitar could be ordered with a 3 piece headstock...
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Honestly, that isnt that bad. If I could get some money together I'd def. get that guitarpraisedave wrote:that is pretty cheapDodo wrote:yup i quoted it from elderly instruments. It's was 2300. EXACT specs eccept: No, signature, no signature label, and no limited edition case as it came with. I quoted mine as a lefty with a larger neck as well
"Come in from the cold for a while
Everything will be alright
Come in from the noise for a time
Everything will be alright..."
Everything will be alright
Come in from the noise for a time
Everything will be alright..."
i agree, you seem very knowlegable...T714 wrote:Yes, and for a few reasons....GrateDMB21 wrote:So would you recommend the HD-35 over an HD-28V?T714 wrote:keep in mind that the DM3MD was inspired by the 1995 D-35 commemorative guitar above and beyond the HD-28V or HD-35...
you could certainly order one through the Martin Custom Shop, but its going to cost just as much as a new DM3MD, even without Dave's name on it (remember, its a Custom Shop Order)...
I suggest purchasing the HD-35, that is the guitar that is tonally similar to my DM3MD
The first is that dang saddle on an HD-28V...if it comes with a thru-saddle, its near impossible to have a Fishman UST installed, unless you want to modify the bridge. You could go with a bridge plate pickup, but they aren't meant for rock bands, IMO.
Second is the neck, the HD-25 is way more comfortable to play, and for some of the stretches that Dave makes, your arthritis will be acting up in no time...
Last is the overall sound...while the HD-28V is a great guitar, I think the HD-35 is more balanced and louder. And for those trying to copy a DM3MD, I suppose the guitar could be ordered with a 3 piece headstock...
edit: *views ES comment in other thread* nevermind

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believe me dude, the ES system is garbage...i replied in the other thread, but if you give your email address I can email you all the info you need on why the system is crap. Don't get me wrong, I'm not knocking Taylors, I just make sure that any Taylor I order is without an ES system. Please visit http://www.acousticguitarforum.com , click Taylor guitar discussion, and search "ES system", you'll read SOOOOOO many threads on ES systems dying and having issues...praisedave wrote:i agree, you seem very knowlegable...T714 wrote:Yes, and for a few reasons....GrateDMB21 wrote:So would you recommend the HD-35 over an HD-28V?T714 wrote:keep in mind that the DM3MD was inspired by the 1995 D-35 commemorative guitar above and beyond the HD-28V or HD-35...
you could certainly order one through the Martin Custom Shop, but its going to cost just as much as a new DM3MD, even without Dave's name on it (remember, its a Custom Shop Order)...
I suggest purchasing the HD-35, that is the guitar that is tonally similar to my DM3MD
The first is that dang saddle on an HD-28V...if it comes with a thru-saddle, its near impossible to have a Fishman UST installed, unless you want to modify the bridge. You could go with a bridge plate pickup, but they aren't meant for rock bands, IMO.
Second is the neck, the HD-25 is way more comfortable to play, and for some of the stretches that Dave makes, your arthritis will be acting up in no time...
Last is the overall sound...while the HD-28V is a great guitar, I think the HD-35 is more balanced and louder. And for those trying to copy a DM3MD, I suppose the guitar could be ordered with a 3 piece headstock...
edit: *views ES comment in other thread* nevermind
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where can you rent them?SpoonInSpoon wrote:for my january gig, im thinkin of renting a DM3MD.
*formulates plan to rent one and fake own death to keep from having to return it*
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really? how much are they selling it for?SpoonInSpoon wrote:i think my local daddy's junky music carries one
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im a goin to syracuse to steal me a dm3md...
now if it really does get stolen ill have the cops at mah door
now if it really does get stolen ill have the cops at mah door
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If anyone decides to go through Martin's Custom shop to get a replica of the DM3MD; could ya let me know. As of right now, I finally started saving up to buy this guitar. Cheers!Dodo wrote:yup i quoted it from elderly instruments. It's was 2300. EXACT specs eccept: No, signature, no signature label, and no limited edition case as it came with. I quoted mine as a lefty with a larger neck as well
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Everything will be alright
Come in from the noise for a time
Everything will be alright..."
Everything will be alright
Come in from the noise for a time
Everything will be alright..."
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I couldn't agree with you more. I would prefer if my d-35 had a v-neck but I think it sounds better than the 28, louder and more full. I figured I'd rather have a tone that I liked better, more than how comfortable my hand is. The difference is so miniscule with the necks imo.T714 wrote:Yes, and for a few reasons....GrateDMB21 wrote:So would you recommend the HD-35 over an HD-28V?T714 wrote:keep in mind that the DM3MD was inspired by the 1995 D-35 commemorative guitar above and beyond the HD-28V or HD-35...
you could certainly order one through the Martin Custom Shop, but its going to cost just as much as a new DM3MD, even without Dave's name on it (remember, its a Custom Shop Order)...
I suggest purchasing the HD-35, that is the guitar that is tonally similar to my DM3MD
The first is that dang saddle on an HD-28V...if it comes with a thru-saddle, its near impossible to have a Fishman UST installed, unless you want to modify the bridge. You could go with a bridge plate pickup, but they aren't meant for rock bands, IMO.
Second is the neck, the HD-25 is way more comfortable to play, and for some of the stretches that Dave makes, your arthritis will be acting up in no time...
Last is the overall sound...while the HD-28V is a great guitar, I think the HD-35 is more balanced and louder. And for those trying to copy a DM3MD, I suppose the guitar could be ordered with a 3 piece headstock...
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