When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Future / Phil Barker The flat-top acoustic guitar is a finely balanced system of parts ...
An amendment to CITES Appendix II in January this year is resulting in the biggest forced change in guitar manufacturing ever. So what’s the big deal with rosewood? It’s perhaps the most revered of ...
An international crackdown on illegal logging in tropical forests has ensnared the makers of some guitars and other musical instruments, whose top-end products require small amounts of rosewood, a ...
The M7 Johnny Marr is one seriously cool Grand Auditorium with an East Indian rosewood back and sides, solid spruce on top, and there is a six-string version available too When you purchase through ...
For 175 years a small factory in Nazareth, PA, has been turning out acoustic guitars, guitars so good that even Eric Clapton plays one. If you take C. F. Martin & Co.'s free one-hour tour, you'll ...
This insight comes via David Kalt, a former options trader and broker who’s now focused on guitars and all things related. A decade after he co-founded the online broker OptionsXpress, which Schwab ...
What do you hear when someone strums a guitar? You might describe the sound as bright, or full, or warm. Maybe it's metallic or trebly, or maybe it's something else. All of that is, of course, pretty ...
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Rosewood or mahogany: does it make a difference? How your acoustic’s back and sides affect your guitar tone
The flat-top acoustic guitar is a finely balanced system of parts and forces, each of which has a profound knock-on effect on the others. From scale length to bracing, neck carve to bridge weight, the ...
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