Back Woods Available
In general, choosing a "hardwood" (something other than redwood or cedar) for the back will help to create a more even sound for the instrument. But remember that each piece of wood is different and there are no absolutes in the sound qualities of a wood type. Do not worry too much about trying to shape the sound by wood selection, because there is a lot more to the instrument's sound than the woods...choose what you like the look of first, and leave it to me to put them together in a way that sounds fantastic.
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| California Redwood | |
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| Afrormosia
(add $10) Example: Thanks Dad |
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| Ash
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Cherry
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Jatoba
(add $15) Examples: Emma's Dream Jenaveve |
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Okoume (add $15) Examples:
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| Sapele
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(add $15) Examples: CS Posner Sun-Moon Summer Twilight |
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