Six types of Tonewood and The Sounds They Create
The body of a guitar is one of the largest factors in its sound quality and lifespan. The neck and the type of wood used
July 27, 2013
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The body of a guitar is one of the largest factors in its sound quality and lifespan. The neck and the type of wood used
In an earlier post, we highlighted the process of creating quarter-sawn wood in order to understand how luthiers obtain quarter-sawn wood. Please click here to
1) The soundboard is an essential factor in determining the quality of sound and tone of an acoustic guitar. 2) Spruce is the most
Guitarplayer.com wrote an interesting piece about the potential struggles that Sitka Spruce will face in the future. Specifically, the article discussed how Sitka Spruce might
Musicians have a keen ear when it comes to knowing if their music sounds like it should, or if it is slightly off. Sometimes
The Sitka Spruce only grows within a few miles of the Pacific Northwest coast. It flourishes in a climate with high annual rainfall, cool summers
Have you ever wondered why some guitars sound better than others? Or wonder why the acoustic guitar you purchased as a teenager has held up
All of the soundboards found on AlaskaWoods.com are sustainably harvested from old-growth timber, we call them EarthTone Soundboards™. Learn more about what makes EarthTone Soundboards™ the finest in the world.
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