A Soulful Recreation! The Martin D28 Rich Robinson Signature Model
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ย. 2024
- Most signature model guitars are thoughtful creations meant to commemorate an artist’s music and their instrument; often with subtle touches unique to that instrument. The Martin D-28 Rich Robinson is not that! It is a soulful recreation! A piece of art as much as an Instrument, faithfully recreating Rich Robinson’s 1954 D-28 inherited from his father. The attention to detail Is stunning and the guitar is a joy to play.
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You were not kidding about the tone. I can only imagine what it sounds like in person. Thanks for sharing!
I bought one. A truely amazing sounding and playing guitar! The thing that Chris calls “blunted” is what I would describe as hearing your guitar through a really high-end compressor with stellar mikes. It gives back so much more. This was not at all what I was going for, but it blew my other choices away. The balance is great, not so bass-heavy as rosewood dreads can be, much better balanced across the range.
If the tone is that great now, just imagine what it will sound like in five years or better
Great guitar and great demo! Kudos to Martin for the tasteful aging, more subdued than the relic jobs of some other big brands.
The aged look is amazing! I hope Martin keeps up the artist’s replica approach. The soft attack is very appealing and refreshing
Wow oh wow, what a sweet guitar. Thank you Chris for playing the same songs you usually play, it makes it easier to compare to other models
Wonderful video. I like the way you explain the tone and sound of this instrument.
I love the way it sounds fingerpicking. So clear, and sweet.
Thank you again
Thanks for review this guitar!! Wow such amazing sound really like that Martin would do something like this. Very impressive.
WOW!!! Sounds great!
I was on a mission to buy a Martin CS 1937 based on the authentic. The day of purchase, I played the Rich Robinson model and I gotta say it was so much better. I wish I would have actually bought that Rich Robinson model!
Beautiful guitar and sound. I like the history of father to son. I have three vintage guitars (used to be called used) and would love to know their histories. If guitars could only speak, what great stories they would tell.
Thanks Chris . I have a 1968 Airline (Harmony Regal Sovereign H6600) that 'fits my hand". It doesn't sound as nice as that one, But it's been with me all across the country, including Alaska. Thanks Chris.
Excellent presentation 👍🤘🤟✌
Sounds a lot like the D-28 that Townes Van Zandt played back in the 70's.
killer!
The Martin D-28 Rich Robinson 'Jack O' Lantern'
I have a Mark Knopfler D 40. Although his personal guitar was Brazilian.
Excellent review!
I love to have a 1970 Jimmy Page D-28
great guitar at a great price!
if I had the funds I'd certainly be seeking this one out bc of the build structure
Beautiful guitar, looks and sounds amazing, I’d like to see Mexican Martins do aged or vintage inspired guitars across their range, a bit like Fender does I suppose, think they’d be cool (and more affordable).
Is the neck profile on this guitar similar size to that of the martin d18 39 authentic ? Great review by the way
I’ll take a regular D28 without any dings and try not to make my own dings. I suppose there’s a market for that but I don’t quite understand why. It sounds great just like a D28!
I don't mind some play wear and dings. If it's from me. Its a guitar, it's supposed to get played. But I hate when they give them the relic treatment
Sorry but I'm not one of those people that like a brand new guitar to be beat up looking, just to look old. I want it to look new and I will put age on it myself without, hopefully, dinging the guitar up.
I get Martin's reimagined series.
Did you ever see the Black Crowes rig rundown all Chris Robinson's guitars were heavily reliced. Worth a look.
@@guimarboy
Yes, his guitars are beat up a bit. These guitars aren't his though and he didn't use them and put all the dings and blemishes in them himself. Like I said, if I'm going to purchase a guitar, a new guitar, I don't want it beat up looking. It's just my preference.
@@HayesTech yes I agree it's a bit phoney
Two thoughts: they didn't beat it up to make it look old but to make it identical to a specific 68 year old guitar...
...and you don't have to buy it.
It sounds great but not my thing either but I'd gratefully accept it as a gift.
@@johnwashburn3793 Well said John. I agree with you! It does sound incredible though.
Have they torrified the top in order to replicate the aging process? The D28 sounds great.
I like your description, always so hard to describe sound. I like to say a great guitar goes PONG - it rings but with a softer attack (Not a thin 'ping', or deadened sound like a short full "png" that goes out.
Personally I'd like to see Martin offer this "aged" toner on the Modern series. I've been back and fourth on a HD28 and The Modren Deluxe D28..but if I could get that beautiful aged top I'd pick up a Modren Deluxe
I bought one and returned it. Great sound, however, I couldn’t play a first position E chord without muting the first string. Maybe the one I tried had too much Custom Shop wear. Insane how close the high E string was to the end of the fretboard.
Sounds great. Different than what I'd expect to hear from a dreadnought.
So....
How many thousands of dollars, would this be ??
It's so Lovely, though.
❤️❤️🎸
What mic are you using please
What set of strings does this guitar have?
People would want a Cash 35
Being a 54 model is it Brazilian or is it Indian rosewood?
It’s Indian rosewood. Brazilian is too difficult to find with the correct paperwork.
App uh latch un!!!
What the hell 😅 !
a common sitka top on a common Indian rosewood B&S, with straight bracing …. for 9K 😳
There's a sucker born every minute.
recently i had the chance to play one of these - long story short, i was disappointed, it looked not good and the sound was so lala...
maybe it was just that single one ( it was in germany, rumours are for ages that the crap is shipped to europe, while the good remain in the us, i tend to believe it...),
but for the price it is a joke...
I think my 2006 HD-28 sounds much better, nice looking guitar though
That's not how the mountain range is pronounced...
Ah, pedantic heaven.. It is, both ways are okay. Southerners tend to say ...latchen, and northerners ... laychun or layshun, but I have heard people from both regions say the "other." Like so many things, it depends largely on how and where are you grew up. I grew up right on or darn close to the Mason-Dixon line but technically in the south (going by the historical Civil War reference) - Northern Virginia, and ...latchen was never used or I don't remember hearing - but mostly ...layshun. I lived a couple middle grade school years in San Antonio and mostly what I heard was ...layshun. Ditto the next 55 years out west, maybe 60/40 if not more. The actual cultural region "Appalachia" I think I've heard most commonly ...latcha. but even that region technically extends up north through Pennsylvania to New York just as the mountains do...Though, in my experience most think of the (cultural) region as more southern. One may be "more right" than the other in many people's eyes. Tomāto tomahto.
Nice but pricey.
I don’t understand why people would want intentional cosmetic imperfections on a new guitar. Will someone who likes that explain the appeal (other than, “it’s cool”). Thanks. It does sound great though!
Martin needs to stick with the pre-war light build style with modern specs i.e. 1 and 3/4 neck, tuners, liquid metal bridge pins, truss rod etc. No one wants an 11/16ths fat neck, no truss rod etc. Then if their prices go down !
I think that they actually make a guitar just like you described. Buy one.
...and I have two "fat neck" Martin guitars. They are 1 3/4" but I don't like the new necks at all.
@@johnwashburn3793 just taking a shot in the dark that ur an "older" player, these vintage neck Martins are mostly for that niche. I got no problem with that since its a personal preferance. Also I do have Custom Shop Martin. I love it its a great guitar.
Not everyone likes that. Everyone has their own sounds they like. You want the best of both worlds? Get a 000-28 Custom Authentic 1937, or D28 custom authentic 1937. Authentic with a truss rod and they're absolutely unbelievable. My 000-28 is one of the best guitars I've ever heard and I was nevrr a short scale guy. Also happens to have one of the best necks I've ever played
Not when I myself and I know others who don't like the scalloped bracing...prefer the non herringbone style and the rear shifted bracing means it's a Strummer.
We don't all like the ones that just 1 other person likes. And trust me I've owned 37 authentics 28..18. The way my ears work...my eyes works and hands work this is what I'd want as a custom shop martin.
Awesome guitar