When considering which fretboard or neck material to go for with your next guitar, or your next mod, there are typically two main candidates: maple or rosewood. Other than their obvious contrast ...

When was rosewood not rosewood? ... “Philip wasn’t happy with the weight of the early rosewood guitars and by 1969 ... “This is a 1968 Fender Telecaster with a rosewood neck and a solid ash ...

Sounds. Unable to resist the allure of a one-piece rosewood neck, we plug in the Limited Edition American Standard. While its tonal identity is still firmly rooted in classic Stratocaster territory, ...

The guitar has a rosewood bridge, ... The Voyage-Air hinge is positioned between the 13th and 14th frets of the 20-fret, 25.3-inch scale mahogany neck with rosewood fingerboard.

Individual guitar owners are also free to travel with personal instruments using Appendix II-listed rosewood. If anybody (guitar makers, for example) has a stockpile of those species’ imported before ...

The guitar is constructed from a stunning combination of two of the most prized guitar woods in existence: Oregon myrtlewood and Brazilian rosewood. It weighs 4 lbs 9 oz. and retails at $14,999 ...

The backs and sides of acoustic guitars are typically built of either rosewood, for a brighter, more responsive guitar, or mahogany, for a darker-sounding instrument. Interior braces influence the ...

When considering which fretboard or neck material to go for with your next guitar, or your next mod, there are typically two ...