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- tonewood @en:vok
- :vok:klangholz:palisander]] or [[en:vok:klangholz:mahagoni]] are used. They can be aptly replaced by Europea... ally [[en:vok:klangholz:koa]], [[en:vok:klangholz:mahagoni]], [[en:vok:klangholz:fichte]] or [[en:vok:klangh... The tonal difference between a [[en:vok:klangholz:Mahagoni|mahogany]] guitar and a [[en:vok:klangholz:Palisa... rousel infinite=true&slidesToShow=2> * {{mp3:kh_mahagoni.mp3}} \\ No. 1 * {{mp3:kh_walnuss.mp3}} \\ No.
- maple @en:vok:klangholz
- holz:Palisander|rosewood]] and [[en:vok:klangholz:Mahagoni|mahogany]]. Go figure. Figured maple can put up a
- rosewood @en:vok:klangholz
- arder, heavier, and stronger than [[vok:klangholz:Mahagoni|mahogany]]. Guitar sets seldom show much figure, ... >Heavy [[vok:klangholz:koa|koa]], [[vok:klangholz:Mahagoni|mahogany]] and [[vok:klangholz:Walnuß|walnut]] ar
- ash @en:vok:klangholz
- instrument sets. Ash is harder and stiffer than [[Mahagoni]], sort of an open-grain [[Ahorn]]. The pore stru
- acacia @en:vok:klangholz
- ulele|ukuleles]]; it is denser and heavier than [[mahagoni]].<panel> <carousel> * {{img:085.jpg?120x120}}
- koa @en:vok:klangholz
- alisander]], the woody-ness of [[en:vok:klangholz:Mahagoni]], the clarity of [[en:vok:klangholz:Ahorn]] and ... eavy [[en:vok:klangholz:koa]], [[en:vok:klangholz:Mahagoni|]] and [[en:vok:klangholz:Walnuß|walnut]] are all
- string @en:vok
- | [[#Aquila]], [[#D'Addario]] | | [[vok:klangholz:mahagoni]] | [[#Worth]] | | [[laminiert]] | A
- Sources of the History of the Ukulele: 1879-1929
- ewer, was of polished Hawaiian [[en:vok:klangholz:Mahagoni|mahogany]], with four [[en:vok:Saite|strings]] an... , which is called the Hawaiian [[en:vok:klangholz:Mahagoni|mahogany]] and takes a beautiful polish. The fore
- Nakanishi Tenor @en:uke
- owg]]) | ^ [[en:vok:Korpus]] | [[en:vok:klangholz:Mahagoni]] | ^ [[en:vok:Decke]] | [[en:vok:klangholz:Mahagoni]], [[en:vok:massiv]] | ^ [[en:vok:Hals]] | [[en:vok:klangholz:Mahagoni]] | ^ [[en:vok:Griffbrett]] | [[en:vok:klangholz:
- walnut @en:vok:klangholz
- eavy [[en:vok:klangholz:koa]], [[en:vok:klangholz:Mahagoni]] and [[en:vok:klangholz:Walnuß]] are all compara
- okoumé @en:vok:klangholz
- darkens from reddish-brown to [[en:vok:klangholz:mahagoni]] brown (hence also called //Gabon mahogany//). I
- nato @en:vok:klangholz
- lar in color and properties to [[en:vok:klangholz:mahagoni]], but is much cheaper. It is characterized by go
- mango @en:vok:klangholz
- mango wood becomes as hard as [[en:vok:klangholz:mahagoni]]. Mango is considered to be an excellent [[en:vo
- mahogany @en:vok:klangholz
- ===== mahogany ===== {{page>kopf:vok:klangholz:mahagoni&nofooter&nolink&nodate&nouser&nomdate&noeditbutton}}... how=2> * {{img:090.jpg?120x^^120}} * {{mp3:kh_mahagoni.mp3}} \\ Sound of a [[en:vok:Tenor]] ukulele with... // >Heavy [[vok:klangholz:koa]], [[vok:klangholz:Mahagoni|mahogany]] and [[vok:klangholz:Walnuß|walnut]] ar
- ovangkol @en:vok:klangholz
- vok:klangholz:palisander]] and [[en:vok:klangholz:mahagoni]]. Ovangkol is related with [[bubinga]]. {{img:0