There might be thousands of Martin OMs singing their hearts out across the world, but there are only 60 60th Anniversary HOM-35s, and only one #60/60. This is the last king of the castle, folks: you won’t find another Martin HOM-35 with Sitka Spruce this tight grained, or Brazilian Rosewood so chocolate rich.
In commemoration of the 60th anniversary of their Orchestra Model, Martin Guitar Company built 60 of these world-class Herringbone OM-35s with great attention to detail and using only the finest tonewoods. As a result of their hard work and dedication, this guitar has an enormous, enveloping voice with a low-end that is total and absolute. Paired with shimmering trebles and subtle overtones, the tone can only be described as majestic.
Fingerstyle arrangements will feel like they were made for this guitar, and the string response is electric quick. A powerhouse in standard tuning, this HOM-35 becomes an entirely different beast in dropped tunings (we found that in DADF#AD this guitar has an even larger voice!), where the string tension of the 14-fret neck comes in handy to keep the guitar intonating cleanly, so you can hear each note as it fills the room. We recommend coming to play this guitar quickly, before it disappears into some lucky player’s hands, or collector’s vault!
We originally received three of these guitars in the 60th Anniversary batch, and this is the last guitar standing. I was thoroughly impressed by all three, but this one has a particularly strong and open, almost breathy voice, and a silky smooth setup. 
The Brazilian on this one has gorgeous red tones to it and the tone is powerful and clear. There are a few finish checks, but otherwise it's in great condition. | Scale Length | 25.4 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.75 in |
| String Spacing | 2.31 in |
| Woods | Spruce - Sitka, Rosewood - Brazilian |
There might be thousands of Martin OMs singing their hearts out across the world, but there are only 60 60th Anniversary HOM-35s, and only one #60/60. This is the last king of the castle, folks: you won't find another Martin HOM-35 with Sitka Spruce this tight grained, or Brazilian Rosewood so chocolate rich
We originally received three of these guitars in the 60th Anniversary batch, and this is the last guitar standing. I was thoroughly impressed by all three, but this one has a particularly strong and open, almost breathy voice, and a silky smooth setup.
The Brazilian on this one has gorgeous red tones to it and the tone is powerful and clear. There are a few finish checks, but otherwise it's in great condition. 