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Martin Guitar Bracing in 2022 | One Man's Guitar
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The Science Behind Martin Guitar Bracing Structures
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This bracing structure is mainly used in Martin’s 16 series and Performing Artist series (Martin D16-RGT, HD16R, DCPA4), mainly combining the A frame to …
MARTIN BRACING LIBRARY - The Unofficial Martin Guitar Forum
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Martin refers to that as the "forward-shifted" position. It's a misnomer though: this is the original position of the X-braces on the famous …
Martin Bracing Comparison - Forward vs Rear vs …
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The popularity of forward shifted bracing - The Unofficial …
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My understanding is that Martin rediscovered forward-shifted bracing rather recently, as many guitarists discovered a preference for the tone that f-s bracing produces. I like my bass strings to be strong, but not dominant. Mike Longworth attributes it to Floyd Turner, but without a specific date.
Forward shifted X bracing - The Unofficial Martin Guitar …
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With forward bracing, the X-braces only cross under the corners of the bridge. That makes that area of the top much more flexible. Another less-discussed difference with forward bracing is the placement and angle of the tone bars (the diagonal braces below the bridge). The forward braced tone bars are closer together and placed at a shallower angle.
Martin Top Braces - FRETS.COM
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These are regular dreadnought tops just as they are used in making Martin instruments. The little "love handles" at the waist are for alignment during the manufacturing process, as are the two little holes at the top. Here's the standard, non-scalloped bracing as used in a regular D-28 or D-18:
forward bracing and Martins - The Acoustic Guitar Forum
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Forward shifted bracing usually has the effect of increasing bass response by opening up more of the lower bout of the soundboard. This is central to the new dread and jumbo bracing that Taylor introduced this year. As you say, though, Martin's product line is confusing.
Forward shifted scalloped X-bracing for an upscale …
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The regular "X-bracing" held until this very day but you can still get many Martin guitars with scalloped bracing, it just costs more but what a difference in tone! Note, forward-shifted bracing usually has more bass, the rear-shifted bracing (moved down only an inch on the top) started around 1939 and continued until around 1946 and has more of a sparkle.
Forward Shifted vs Scalloped - The Unofficial Martin …
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Martin dreadnoughts with true rear shifted bracing are relatively rare. You have it on models such as the D28 41' or D18 39', the Dan Tyminski and John Lennon D-28. jimholland 48 5 Registered Member Jan 25, 2019 #5 Too my ears, I prefer forward shifting over scalloping, if that's your interest.
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