Martin D-35

The Martin D-35 is a dreadnought acoustic guitar distinguished by its three-piece rosewood back, which produces a warm, complex tone with rich overtones. Introduced in 1965, the D-35's unique construction gives it a slightly different resonance character than other Martin dreadnoughts, with enhanced bass response and a shimmering high end. Chris Martin of Coldplay has used Martin acoustics extensively throughout the band's catalog, their clear projection and balanced tone forming the foundation of songs like Yellow and The Scientist. The D-35 remains one of Martin's most beloved professional instruments.