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Category: Tone Woods

link to Rosewood vs Mahogany Acoustic Guitars: The Differences

Rosewood vs Mahogany Acoustic Guitars: The Differences

Mahogany and rosewood are both great tone woods for acoustic guitars, but they produce very different sounds. In this article, I'll compare the use of mahogany and rosewood on acoustic guitars to...

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link to Mahogany vs Koa Acoustic Guitars: In-Depth Comparison

Mahogany vs Koa Acoustic Guitars: In-Depth Comparison

If you're looking for a darker wood on your acoustic guitar then mahogany and koa are two of the most popular options for the back, sides and top of the instrument. But which sounds the best? What...

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link to Mahogany vs Maple Guitars: What’s the Difference?

Mahogany vs Maple Guitars: What’s the Difference?

Mahogany and maple are two of the most common wood types used on both acoustic and electric guitars which help to shape their tone, but what's the difference between them? In this article, I'll...

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link to Rosewood vs Koa Acoustic Guitars: What’s the Difference?

Rosewood vs Koa Acoustic Guitars: What’s the Difference?

An acoustic guitar's tone is largely dictated by the woods used on the back, sides and top of the body, with each species of wood sounding slightly different. Rosewood and koa are both popular...

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link to Spruce vs Mahogany as an Acoustic Guitar Wood

Spruce vs Mahogany as an Acoustic Guitar Wood

The tone of an acoustic guitar is mainly influenced by the tone woods used on the back, sides and top of the body. Two common tone woods include spruce and mahogany, and they both look and sound...

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