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- rosewood @en:vok:klangholz
- ===== rosewood ===== {{page>kopf:vok:klangholz:palisander&nofooter&nolink&nodate&nouser&nomdate&noeditbu... :vok:klangholz:Ebenholz]]. As many species of rosewood face extinction, trading with some species such as //Dalbergia nigra// (Brazilian rosewood) has been completely illegal, whereas in 2016, pr... e repealed (with a few exceptions such as Rio rosewood).(([[https://cites.org/eng/app/appendices.php|CIT
- tonewood
- ===== tonewood ===== {{page>kopf:vok:klangholz&nofooter&nolink&nodate&nouser&nomdate&noeditbutton}} Tonewood is wood that is use for building musical instruments because of its sound qualities (production of [[ton#resonance]]). Tonewood can be installed in [[massiv]] or [[laminiert]] f
- braguinha
- where the buttons or pins are inserted -- of hard wood, blackwood or bone -- with which the [[en:vok:saite|strings]] are attached; the bridge is also inlaid w... the [[en:vok:stegeinlage]] which is made of bone, wood or a piece of the same metal as the frets; the sa... ented by various inlaid concentric pieces of dark wood or by an elaborate [[en:vok:rosette|inlay]] of da
- elm @en:vok:klangholz
- er&nolink&nodate&nouser&nomdate&noeditbutton}} Elmwood is an attractive, solid and warm [[..klangholz]].... </panel> <panel title="Appraisal"> >An underrated wood. Sounds like [[ahorn]], but warmer in the highs. This is an amazing tone wood and looks incredible. Elm wood is tight grained and generally comes in an ash-gray or brown color. The
- laminated
- e better fit for journeys. Polemically, laminated wood is also called plywood. > Laminated wood doesn’t sound nearly as good as solid wood, but it is more durable. I would take a laminated [[ukulele|
- satinwoood @en:vok:klangholz
- sometimes wavy grain. However, West Indian satinwood (//Zanthoxylum flavum//) and East Indian or Ceylonese satinwood (//Chloroxylon swietenia//) are considered endang... </panel> <panel title="Appraisal"> >Ceylon Satinwood((//Chloroxylon swietenia//)) has all the acoustic... are far less dense, stiff and glassy. Ceylon Satinwood is more like a dense, glassy rosewood in its phys
- maple @en:vok:klangholz
- maple (//acer pseudoplatanus//) was the preferred wood for [[en:vok:Zarge]]s and [[en:vok:boden]]s of st... sonally consider to be the most suitable sounding wood; it still seems to give the lyrical [[en:vok:disk... t of proves my point about [[en:vok:Klangholz|tonewood]]. Quilted maple is soft and floppy. Bird's-eye m... have set up for [[en:vok:klangholz:Palisander|rosewood]] and [[en:vok:klangholz:Mahagoni|mahogany]]. Go
- solid
- han [[en:vok:laminiert]] instruments. > Laminated wood doesn’t sound nearly as good as [[en:vok:massiv|solid]] wood, but it is more durable. I would take a laminated... ]] to the beach, I probably wouldn’t take a solid wood one. [[http://liveukulele.com/gear/buying-tips/|Brad Bordessa]] > [[en:vok:massiv|Solid]] wood will unarguably give you the better sweeter sound
- cocobolo @en:vok:klangholz
- [palisander]] species and the trading name of the wood of //Dalbergia retusa// and several other //Dalbe... ätzung"> >Cocobolo is a dense, stiff tropical hardwood with a fairly bright tone. Sonically, it’s simila... nds the low end and midrange of the body with the wood’s brightness. Also good for fingerstyle. Goes wel... hape). Also, with players who want a brighter rosewood sound with a little less but still a strong low e
- ash @en:vok:klangholz
- r&nolink&nodate&nouser&nomdate&noeditbutton}} Ash wood is a hard [[en:vok:Klangholz]] that produces warm... originate from very humid locations. Their moist wood is lighter and sounds more balanced than dry ash wood and is therefore used for the [[..korpus]]. <pane... qualities that the other trades admire make this wood wonderful for instrument sets. Ash is harder and
- care and maintenance
- most ukuleles consists of quite soft [[klangholz|wood]]. It can be damaged or scratched if you drop the... hanges can damage the instrument. The [[klangholz|wood]] changes under the influence of the environment and can suffer from it. The wood cells absorb moisture and accordingly expands and... soft cloth and maybe some almond oil so that the wood does not dry out. </panel> <panel title="Finish
- acacia @en:vok:klangholz
- ow popular for musical instruments Victorian Blackwood (//Acacia melanoxylon//), are now widely used wor... d are considered virtually invasive weeds. Acacia wood is used as a [[..klangholz]] for [[..ukulele|ukul... g?120x120}} \\ Acacia melanoxylon (Victorian Blackwood) </carousel> </panel> <panel title="Appraisal"> >
- purpleheart @en:vok:klangholz
- th American, tropical Peltogyne woods. Their heartwood is hard, dense, durable and turns violet when exp... "Appraisal"> >Atrociously brittle and unforgiving wood ... I have just finished making a wedding gift (n... e use it but I will never again. 40 years working wood, all types and this is the first time I have felt
- bubinga @en:vok:klangholz
- ser&nomdate&noeditbutton}} Bubinga or African rosewood is hard, heavy and beautifully grained wood of evergreen trees from Western and Southern Africa, closel... l title="Appraisal"> >It is a bit denser than rosewood, which may contribute to its great sustain and cl
- ebony @en:vok:klangholz
- d [[en:vok:stegeinlage|saddles]] out of. This hardwood is extremely hard, with a beautiful, black color ... s of a guitar. You will most often encounter this wood in higher end guitars, since it tends to be on th... e expensive side. [[https://reviewplays.com/guide-guitar-tonewoods/|Guide To Guitar Tonewood]] </panel>