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It is hard to beat a good Martin, whether you are faltpicking or fingerpicking Martins have always been able to handle it. Such is the case with this D-41. Built from the solid combination of Adirondack (Red) Spruce and East Indian Rosewood, this Dread has all the versatility of tone you need for driving a fast bluegrass jam, or backing a sweet vocal melody. The set up is smooth as silk, you can fly up and down the fretboard as quick as you like and not miss a beat.
Martin guitars are held up to the highest standard for a reason, they are great! This dread is surprisingly versatile, it can boom chuck if you want it to, or run a flatpicking lead, but I find it fingerpicks beautifully. 
This guitar is set up too low for Bluegrass playing at the moment, but it's in pristine condition and promises to be a fine instrument for any style. | Scale Length | 25.4 in |
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| Nut Width | 1.69 in |
| String Spacing | 2.13 in |
| Woods | Spruce - Adirondack (Red), Rosewood - Indian |
It is hard to beat a good Martin, whether you are faltpicking or fingerpicking Martins have always been able to handle it. Such is the case with this D-41
Martin guitars are held up to the highest standard for a reason, they are great. This dread is surprisingly versatile, it can boom chuck if you want it to, or run a flatpicking lead, but I find it fingerpicks beautifully.
This guitar is set up too low for Bluegrass playing at the moment, but it's in pristine condition and promises to be a fine instrument for any style. 