This Dyer Harp guitar Sitka soundboard represents AAAA grade, salvage-recovered from naturally fallen old-growth timber predating 1963. The aged wood delivers exceptional stability and acoustic performance, featuring excellent grain with occasional dime-sized bear claw character marks. This set includes three sequentially cut boards, sufficient for two complete instruments, showcasing consistent quality throughout.
$200.00
12 in stock
Discover the exceptional tonal foundation for your next masterpiece with our Grade A Dyer Harp guitar Sitka spruce top. Sourced from rare, pre-1963 old-growth Sitka spruce soundboard timber, this non-figured tonewood is meticulously prepared for professional luthiers crafting high-end flat top instruments. Experience the superior resonance and clarity that only centuries-old reclaimed Sitka spruce can provide for your harp guitar builds and acoustic projects.
This Grade A Dyer Harp guitar soundboard features non-figured wood cut from a tree that blew down prior to 1963. The material displays nice grain characteristics with some occasional dime-size bear claw starts. The sequential cutting of these boards allows for optimal utilization across multiple instrument builds.
These Grade A Sitka spruce soundboards are meticulously selected for their exceptional acoustic properties, delivering outstanding resonance for your Dyer Harp guitar projects. The natural aging of pre-1963 old-growth timber contributes to an exceptional stiffness-to-weight ratio, translating into superior projection, rich overtones, and dynamic range essential for the complex voice of a harp guitar. The Sitka soundboard material’s enhanced clarity and sustain characteristics allow every note to resonate with remarkable fidelity and dimensional response.
Every Dyer Harp guitar Sitka soundboard originates from naturally fallen or salvage-recovered trees, never from clear-cutting operations. This sustainable tonewood approach preserves old-growth forests while providing luthiers access to timber with centuries of natural seasoning. Our EarthTone Soundboards™ represent the environmental standard in reclaimed soundboard production, ensuring responsible sourcing of premium spruce materials for acoustic instruments.
Alaska Specialty Woods’ 30+ years of expertise ensures each Grade A Sitka spruce top meets rigorous structural and acoustic standards. Our comprehensive grading system evaluates not only visual appearance but also critical factors including grain slope, stiffness characteristics, and resonant properties. Professional luthiers worldwide depend on our consistent quality and reliable Sitka spruce tonewood for their finest instrument creations.
Discover the exceptional tonal foundation for your next masterpiece with our Grade A Dyer Harp guitar Sitka spruce top. Sourced from rare, pre-1963 old-growth Sitka spruce soundboard timber, this non-figured tonewood is meticulously prepared for professional luthiers crafting high-end flat top instruments. Experience the superior resonance and clarity that only centuries-old reclaimed Sitka spruce can provide for your harp guitar builds and acoustic projects.
This Grade A Dyer Harp guitar soundboard features non-figured wood cut from a tree that blew down prior to 1963. The material displays nice grain characteristics with some occasional dime-size bear claw starts. The sequential cutting of these boards allows for optimal utilization across multiple instrument builds.
These Grade A Sitka spruce soundboards are meticulously selected for their exceptional acoustic properties, delivering outstanding resonance for your Dyer Harp guitar projects. The natural aging of pre-1963 old-growth timber contributes to an exceptional stiffness-to-weight ratio, translating into superior projection, rich overtones, and dynamic range essential for the complex voice of a harp guitar. The Sitka soundboard material’s enhanced clarity and sustain characteristics allow every note to resonate with remarkable fidelity and dimensional response.
Every Dyer Harp guitar Sitka soundboard originates from naturally fallen or salvage-recovered trees, never from clear-cutting operations. This sustainable tonewood approach preserves old-growth forests while providing luthiers access to timber with centuries of natural seasoning. Our EarthTone Soundboards™ represent the environmental standard in reclaimed soundboard production, ensuring responsible sourcing of premium spruce materials for acoustic instruments.
Alaska Specialty Woods’ 30+ years of expertise ensures each Grade A Sitka spruce top meets rigorous structural and acoustic standards. Our comprehensive grading system evaluates not only visual appearance but also critical factors including grain slope, stiffness characteristics, and resonant properties. Professional luthiers worldwide depend on our consistent quality and reliable Sitka spruce tonewood for their finest instrument creations.
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