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Wood
What wood type do you all prefer for your guitars?
# 1
Welcome, Hammurabi! All of my guitars are mahogany and/or maple, with rosewood fretboards.
# 2
I'm not actually new here, I just took a really long (like 3 years) break and forgot both my username and password.
That's what I have. Mahogany with a maple top and rosewood fretboard. I love it. I want to try swamp ash sometime but there's something about being a college student that kills your budget. Especially when your parents are also putting two other siblings through college at the same time.
I also want to try bubinga sometime. Does anyone have any experience with that at all?
That's what I have. Mahogany with a maple top and rosewood fretboard. I love it. I want to try swamp ash sometime but there's something about being a college student that kills your budget. Especially when your parents are also putting two other siblings through college at the same time.
I also want to try bubinga sometime. Does anyone have any experience with that at all?
"If one has realized a truth, that truth is valueless so long as there is lacking the indomitable will to turn this realization into action!"
-A.H.
-A.H.
# 3
the body of my new guitar will be partially made of bubinga. a very light wood with a bright sound. i´m curious what it will sound like when its done.
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# 4
Ive seen bubinga tops,but never the whole body..that would be interesting.I like mahogony and ebony...with the flamed maple top!
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# 5
I guess I'm used to the 'ol standard, mahogany back, maple top, and rosewood fretboard. I used to dislike the way koa looked, but now, for some reason, I cant stop thinking about haveing a Les Paul single cut body style with a koa back, quilted maple top, koa neck, and rosewood fretboard, all natural with clear coat. *drools* I believe koa is supposed to be slightly brighter than mahogany isn't it?
# 6
I can't remember. You ever look up how much koa costs? That stuff is intense.
I want a guitar made from some endangered species. That would be cool.
I want a guitar made from some endangered species. That would be cool.
"If one has realized a truth, that truth is valueless so long as there is lacking the indomitable will to turn this realization into action!"
-A.H.
-A.H.
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