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| JoeGamo05 |
Posted - 05/12/2004 : 3:36:46 PM
hey i'm lookin to build a custom martin.. whats the best kidna wood i'm not lookin to jack the price up to like 1500 jus cuz of the wood i just want one that is inbetween$$ and sounds good... thanks |
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| GuitarGuy305 |
Posted - 05/15/2004 : 1:05:19 PM
Solid Rosewood back and sides. Spruce top.
Adam |
| JoeGamo05 |
Posted - 05/14/2004 : 09:06:40 AM
i just hate all the inlays really.. i just wanted to get a guitar thats jus pure wood :) i have a d-16gt that is awsome and i love |
| sciphish |
Posted - 05/13/2004 : 10:20:31 PM
unless your looking for something special or something maxed out, there isnt really a reason for a custom (personally). But i just bought a om-35 and i am in love. Another thing to keep in mind is the body. Different shapes make different tones. Like for mine, normally on's dont have tons of bass, but because of the 3 piece back (which looks sweet) it has alot more bass. |
| Macht |
Posted - 05/13/2004 : 7:07:26 PM
one of my guitars has East Indian Rosewood. Really nice guitar for bass sounds. Its pretty rich. I would suggest it. |
| Arthen |
Posted - 05/13/2004 : 1:05:47 PM
Well, practically any Martin you get has that great bass tone. Consider rosewood. |
| JoeGamo05 |
Posted - 05/13/2004 : 09:49:49 AM
like somethign that has really deep bass kinda i'm trying to get into bass slaps and incorprate them but mayb ei'm jsut better off goin to a store and checking out guitars with differnt wood one them.. i looked at that site i loveeee the look of the hawaiin wood but it seems like it dosn't have very nice tone :'( |
| Macht |
Posted - 05/12/2004 : 6:27:12 PM
On Martin website they have some woods they use each with description of it. Not sure what tone your looking for so: http://www.martinguitar.com/guitars/features/tonewood/index.html |
