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IT'S HERE IT'S HERE IT'S HERE!!!!!!!!!!!

Post by Trippin Hillbilly »

My HD-35 just arrived!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

sorry, I just wanted to brag a little bit............. :D teeeeeeeeeeheeeeeeeeeee
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Post by foxymophandlemama »

OH MY WORD!!!!! I suppose you are entitled to brag... its a Freaken Awesome geeeeetar.

Have you played it yet... how does it sound? You gonna record some stuff? hehe Pushing my luck there I know....

Cool dude... Hope you have fun with it.
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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :shock:



very cool man 8)


now I want one :P
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Post by Roastbeef »

You scumbag.






j/k :wink:

Get to recording that thing and post something in the recording forum!
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Keep your eyes peeled for the notorious thief named QuattroDore.

I haven't been to the Kingdom yet anyway. Lock your doors. Board up the windows. Run for the hills, for QuattroDore is officially jealous as hell. :o
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This is most likely going to be my "BIG" Guitar that I buy in the next year or so...it's so fuckin' sweet... (yes, I can curse because it is that fuckin' sweet)
I can't believe that we would lie in our graves wondering if we had spent our living days well, and I can't believe that we would lie in our graves dreaming of things that we might have been...
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Post by Trippin Hillbilly »

:D :D :D
WOOOOOOOOOOOO!!

So now..............what do you guys recommend for a pickup??
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Trippin Hillbilly wrote::D :D :D
WOOOOOOOOOOOO!!

So now..............what do you guys recommend for a pickup??
i know nothing about pickups. might as well go expensive....im guessing you paid about $1900, so a good pickup shouldnt break you too much more...
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Trippin Hillbilly wrote::D :D :D
WOOOOOOOOOOOO!!

So now..............what do you guys recommend for a pickup??
Fishman Matrix II.....Not sure about Wide or Narrow...I would think Wide because of the kind of Dreadnaught it is...congrats on the amazing guitar...peace
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Welcome to the Martin family my brother. I advise you to join http://pub125.ezboard.com/btheunofficia ... uitarforum for which will tell you everything you EVER EVER wanted to know about setups and Martin's. Congrats! Just wait about 6 months if it is BRAND NEW and it will open up here and there and sound even better. Then wait about 30 years and it will be a gem. :lol:
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Post by KevinGTArch »

What a well timed post - I was just cruising the boards looking to post on this topic. I'm getting ready to stick a Fishman pre-amp in my HD-35 and was going to get recommendations as well. I've pretty much decided on the Matrix II but is there any difference between the wide and narrow? I can't find anything mentioned in the specs aside from the actual width dimensions.

Also, this is the first summer this guitar has been exposed to in my care. I live in really hot, humid Atlanta and while summer has yet to reareit's full strength, I know it's only a matter of time. The guitar typically stays in its case and I keep the thermostat around 72-75F per care instructions and general comfort level of the apartment. My biggest concern is the extreme humidty which hounds Atlanta - dry winters and moist summers. I'm looking at purchasing the combination hydrometer/humidifier package from planet waves for about $40.00. Has anyone tried this out or have other equipment they recommend? Any advice would be appreciated!
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I live in Cincinnati and have similar weather. It is 93 out right now and humid and during winter dry and 20 degrees. I keep my Martin in its case when I am not playing it. I use a Planet Waves sound hole humidifier while its in its case. Seems to do the job for 10 bucks. I know a lot of hard core Martin lovers on another board that do the same.
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Post by The Man of The Hour »

hd28v wrote:I live in Cincinnati and have similar weather. It is 93 out right now and humid and during winter dry and 20 degrees. I keep my Martin in its case when I am not playing it. I use a Planet Waves sound hole humidifier while its in its case. Seems to do the job for 10 bucks. I know a lot of hard core Martin lovers on another board that do the same.
That's good to know, very good to know. Thanks
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hd28v wrote:Welcome to the Martin family my brother. I advise you to join http://pub125.ezboard.com/btheunofficia ... uitarforum for which will tell you everything you EVER EVER wanted to know about setups and Martin's. Congrats! Just wait about 6 months if it is BRAND NEW and it will open up here and there and sound even better. Then wait about 30 years and it will be a gem. :lol:
good site...thanks
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