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Martin DRS2
Might have to get one !!!! What's the consensus ????
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I see no reason not to? I say go for it!
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The consensus is if you really love the way it plays and sounds, then GO FOR IT!
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Went to buy J45, again, and took the coward's way out!!!! Just can't pull that trigger at $2700. The Martin was sweet at third of price. Very tempting
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I got one and love it!!
It's sort of similar to my Gibson J15 in its smoothness when strumming but also has her own voice, if that makes any sense. I vote yes! Best, PJ |
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Be patient and get something you LOVE. I've made this mistake more than once. In the long run, it's better to wait and purchase your dream guitar when you're ready.
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1964 Epiphone FT-79 "Texan" (Kalamazoo, MI) 1965 Guild D-40 (Hoboken, NJ) 1966 Martin D12-20 (Nazareth, PA) 1967 Guild D-50 (Hoboken, NJ) 1975 Guild D-25 M (Westerly, RI) 2001 Tacoma DM9 (Tacoma, WA) 2003 Martin D-18GE (Nazareth, PA) "Oh, What a life a mess can be!" - Uncle Tupelo |
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Martins, on the other hand, are plentiful to try.... I like the sound of the Martin I played today better than than the J45. Sounds odd, but to my ears, it was better. I have almost decided that a Martin might be where I need to look. Plenty of them new and used. |
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Yes, that makes perfect sense. The J15 is my preference but having a time finding one to play.
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GC has them with 43mm nut????? Could have sworn it 1 3/4 when I was playing it
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I have one and love it. Every time I pick it up I cannot believe the quality of it. I got it slightly used for $550. I think you'd be very hard-pressed to ever find more guitar for that money. It's not flashy, it just plays and sounds fantastic.
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This Martin is excellent. I played a few at GC.
http://www.guitarcenter.com/Martin/G...00000035045.gc
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PJ |
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If it matters, mine is probably from 2016 or maybe 2015. |
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Martin has changed some models from 1 11/16 to 1 3/4. I had a 2 year old Dx1ae that was 1 11/16 but it's now 1 3/4. Your's is probably the same,
If it was me, I'd take the DRS2 every day over the J45. Go get it! |