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Martin D-28 vs Collings D2H – GuitarDemo.com

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Martin D-28 vs Collings D2H – GuitarDemo.com



Patrick Connell walks us though an objective tonal comparison between the Martin D-28 and Collings D2H. Please leave a comment and let us know what you think the differences are. The Martin is a 1999 D-28 and the Collings is a 2005 D2H. These dreadnaughts are superficially the same. Both have Sitka Spruce top, Indian Rosewood back and sides, Ebony bridge pins. Incidentally these particular guitars both have slotted bridges, bone saddles and nut (standard on the Collings, but aftermarket mods on the Martin.) Both are being played with a Blue Chip pick on D’Addario “Medium” EJ-17 strings that are about an hour old. Please visit for more information on this, and other videos.

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Comments 48

  1. Brent Pearcy says:
    2 years ago

    Both sounded great 👍🏼 I’ll go with the one who has 180yrs of experience and created the dreadnaught.

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  2. Steve McCurry says:
    2 years ago

    Good video. The Collings sounds a bit out of tune?
    Ill take both

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  3. Claudio Rossi says:
    2 years ago

    Martin suono più corposo, maggiore armonia acustica, collings più squillante leggermente più sterile ma gradevole.

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  4. k9uprising says:
    2 years ago

    They both sound fantastic.

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  5. quigley 45-100 says:
    2 years ago

    You cannot really do either instrument justice due to the compression by Utube. This degrades the sound and you just don't get those delicate frequencies that these guitars can give. So the bass on the Martin is very pronounced and the brightness of the Collings is also enhanced. You get a good idea of the sounds – but playing them live is the only real way to compare.

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  6. Mathews Triax says:
    2 years ago

    There is a big difference. The D-28 has standard x bracing. The Collings has forward scalloped bracing.

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  7. Ossielad44 says:
    2 years ago

    Thought the Martin was louder, but the Collings had a greater variety of tones like more mids where the Martin only had highs and lows in a scooped fashion

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  8. albert psaros says:
    2 years ago

    Martin wins on this one

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  9. Carlcarolos says:
    2 years ago

    How about just taking some of the demo and strumming normal chords. Most guitar players strum songs. You get to hear the overtones better imho

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  10. LarryRickenbacker says:
    2 years ago

    This satisfied D-28(1994) owner had a slight preference for the Collings, with it's zingier trebles.

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  11. david newman says:
    2 years ago

    Martin

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  12. Billder Inbaja says:
    2 years ago

    What the hell Pat! Pretty cool running across this old video. 6 years later and you look not a day older. See you in Loreto Amigo!

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  13. twangman 5 says:
    2 years ago

    Surprisingly its the Martin for me, the Collings is overly bright for me, some may say it has more clarity but its shrill to my ears. Up the neck again the Collings more banjo than guitar and is already out of tune. Harsh criticism but in reality I'd have both in a shot. If I was buying I'd go for the Martin and save a pocket full of dollars. If I wanted one to look at I'd go for the Collings. I'm a fan of both makers and have a CJRW SB and a 00028ec both great and keepers.

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  14. Donnie Pointer says:
    2 years ago

    This is not a fair comparison should have used a HD28 for the bracing Martins are hit and miss but the consistently is getting better . Collins's are very consistently the same with nothing really special about them like a Taylor but when Martin makes a good one it's a home run

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  15. Guitar Man says:
    2 years ago

    I’ve never tried a Collings as nobody around here sells them. But the numerous videos I’ve watched of Collings haven’t caught my ear. I have played many Martins and haven’t really gravitated to them. In this video at least, I would cast my vote for the Martin.

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  16. Bride June says:
    2 years ago

    Both guitars have pretty good sounds! Martin has a nice balance. Collings has more low, wide and deep sound! Therefore, I like D2H.

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  17. theshyguitarist says:
    2 years ago

    Collins sucked….way to boomy. Overpowering in a cheap acoustic sort of way. I am also not a Martin corksniffer…which is why I own a Blueridge BR140a. D28 killer.

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  18. Art Howard Music says:
    2 years ago

    The Collings sounds phenomenal. It's a "canon." However, it's not about the maker. They could be from the same manufacturer and built identically and sound worlds apart.

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  19. Anderson C says:
    2 years ago

    Collingss. 🙂 Never thought I'd say that. As great as Martins are.

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  20. David Rothberg says:
    2 years ago

    The comments are fascinating. Some people think the Martin is brighter sounding and others think the Collings is. Some people think the Martin sounds alive and the Collings dead; others the opposite.

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  21. thom dushane says:
    2 years ago

    collings sounds like the martin but with much less bass.

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  22. Nonelon Belen says:
    2 years ago

    Adult moved okay

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  23. David Santos says:
    2 years ago

    song please

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  24. James Patterson says:
    2 years ago

    I was hoping you would of told us what you think, your playing the darn thing. Is one seem to play faster, is one lighter to the touch than the other? What a disapointment. If I was going to answer like some website say." Was this helpful? Yes or No. I would of checked, No It was a waste of my time, and the two manufacturers time.

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  25. Joyce Thomas says:
    2 years ago

    I wish I had ears capable of telling the difference. Both sound fantastic ! My D-35 sounds darker.

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  26. Widowmaker Heartattack says:
    2 years ago

    Collings blows the Martin away.Martin sounds Dead.

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  27. Lawrence LeFlore says:
    2 years ago

    Martin

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  28. DrCowinabox says:
    2 years ago

    They both sound good. I can hear the difference… But not sure which one I like better

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  29. WysteriaGuitar says:
    2 years ago

    I have a Martin D-35 and a Collings D2H. I find the Collings a wee better better for cutting through a mix and leads and the Martin a bit better for rhythm. They are both fine guitars that can do it all however you really cannot go wrong with either brand.

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  30. Black Balloon says:
    2 years ago

    Collings have more range of harminics

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  31. Terry Harris says:
    2 years ago

    martin had a lot more clean sound the collins had a buzz on some strings

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  32. kommi1974 says:
    2 years ago

    Not a fair comparison. An HD-28 is the equivalent. Come on now.

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  33. Retire Soon says:
    2 years ago

    D-28 is hands down the better sounding . The Collings is dead sounding compared to the Martin. The Collings really reminds me of the Gibson sound…rather dark and dull.

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  34. Ben Middleton says:
    2 years ago

    Martin all day

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  35. Luciano Villegas says:
    2 years ago

    i would go VS either one with my "ALVAREZ 5034" anytime of the day.😤

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  36. Major Seven says:
    2 years ago

    I prefer the piano.

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  37. Strummer George says:
    2 years ago

    Nice playing and both sounded very nice. For strumming, as demoed between 1:00 – 2:25, I would pick the Collings which has a stronger bass and sounded a bit more mellow and less twangy.

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  38. ytube ram says:
    2 years ago

    Martin did use micarta on saddles for quite a long period and corian on nuts but 2005 marked the year all the standard series were again using bone nut and drop-in bone saddles. Likely because some pretty good Asian imports such as Blueridge were using bone nuts and saddles since at least the late 90's.

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  39. banjoboys says:
    2 years ago

    the intros to these videos crack me up , very enjoyable

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  40. Musicgeek Matt says:
    2 years ago

    Both are great. Based on my speakers, I'm going to give the Martin the edge.

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  41. Donnie Bowen says:
    2 years ago

    even though the d28 does not have scalloped braces it still cuts through the middle and out basses the collings

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  42. PickerDad says:
    2 years ago

    without a doubt, the Martin has the more powerful bass, and would appeal strongly to country flatpickers. The Collings mid-high range is substantially cleaner and brighter. It grabbed my attention from the first notes. As a fingerstyler, I find that much more attractive than the more powerful bass of the Martin.

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  43. Willie Roehrich says:
    2 years ago

    for 2k I will take the martin

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  44. Steven W says:
    2 years ago

    1. Ya can't tell tonal differences for nothin' over a youtube vid.
    2. These guitars are COMPLETELY DIFFERENT! They are 2 separate classes entirely.
    The D28 is 2K. The Collings D2H is 4K. There are SO MANY reasons for this. Find your local EXPERT and talk to them!
    The D28 has a standard X-bracing. The D2H has a scalloped, forward-shifted X-bracing. This makes a MONUMENTAL difference in the sound!! The D28 is "focused" and "directional." The D2H is more "open," harmonically rich and "booming."
    Though each set of ears hears differently, these descriptions are overwhelmingly agreed upon by folks in the biz, and are totally obvious to the vast majority of ears.
    3. The proper Martin to compare to the D2H is the Martin HD28-V (NOT an HD28). This 4K guitar

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  45. LarryRickenbacker says:
    2 years ago

    The scalloped bracing of the Collings renders the comparison rather unfair to the Martin, which has straight bracing. both sound fantastic, the Collings sounds "bigger", due to the bracing difference.

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  46. Ray W says:
    2 years ago

    Both guitars sound fantastic. The Martin has more of the classic old-timey Bluegrass tone. The Collings has a more balanced tone and great clarity. However, I'd be happy with either one.

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  47. RAHAN G says:
    2 years ago

    D28 has a standard bracing while the D2H is scalloped. Should make a huge difference but yet that doesn't appear in this comparison… very strange.

    Reply
  48. Letitia McCracken says:
    2 years ago

    Are there any plans for a US tour?2017?

    Reply

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