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- rosewood
- ===== 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 e repealed (with a few exceptions such as Rio rosewood).(([[https://cites.org/eng/app/appendices.php|CIT
- elm
- 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
- satinwoood
- 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... ial of the best [[en:vok:klangholz:palisander|rosewoods]]. ... Other lighter colored hardwoods such as c
- maple
- z:Palisander]], it is also used for deep sounding woodwind instruments. It is characterized by brillianc... 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
- koa
- obably second only to the //ohia// (o-hee-a). The wood of the //koa// is used for cabinet making and for... ke musical instrument, is usually made of //koa// wood; and the ancient war canoes of the natives were h... r it's the best of all the [[en:vok:Klangholz|tonewoods]] to use. It's certainly one of the most attract... the curly koa). The sound is often described as "woody" which roughly translates to warm and full. [[h
- cocobolo
- [palisander]] species and the trading name of the wood of //Dalbergia retusa// and several other //Dalbe... [[..klangholz]] it is used for the production of woodwind instruments as well as [[..griffbrett|fretboa... 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
- ebony
- retboards]]. Besides guitars, it is also used for woodwind instruments. It is extremely heavy and produc... the more expensive, if not popular and loved tonewoods out there to make [[en:vok:griffbrett|fretboards... 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
- ash
- 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
- cedar
- k:Zarge]]s. [[http://www.ianchadwick.com/ukuleles/woods.htm|Ian Chadwick]] >Cedar can be warm and rich,... ked. [[https://laurencejuber.wordpress.com/?s=tonewood|Laurence Juber]] >**Scars fairly easily** and br... tional clarity**, and focused bass (with a **dry, woody sound**). Less sensitive to humidity variations,... m tone quality**. [[http://www.goodallguitars.com/woods.htm|James Godall]] >Cedars, as a vibrating mate
- acacia
- k&nodate&nouser&nomdate&noeditbutton}} Acacia are woody legumes in the form of small shrubs to large for... 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
- f the genus of South American, tropical Peltogyne woods. Their heartwood is hard, dense, durable and turns violet when exposed to light. It is therefore used ... "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
- mahogany
- <panel title="Appraisal"> >Mahogany is a lovely wood to work with. Old-timers maintain that the qualit... ratches are easily removed. **Mahogany is a dream wood.** John Calkin: //[[http://www.guitarnation.com/... n.htm|The Heretic's Guide to Alternative Lutherie Woods]]// >Heavy [[vok:klangholz:koa]], [[vok:klangho... n the more brittle [[vok:klangholz:Palisander|rosewoods]] can. [[http://www.esomogyi.com/tonewoods.html
- sapele
- ouser&nomdate&noeditbutton}} African name for the wood of //Entandrophragma cylindricum //, belonging to... //www.taylorguitars.com/guitars/acoustic/features/woods/body-woods/sapele|Taylor Guitars]] </panel> <panel title="Links"> * [[https://www.wood-database.com/sapele/|Sapele (The Wood Database)]]
- bubinga
- 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... pectrum.(([[https://breedlovemusic.com/acoustic-guitars/tonewoods/bubinga|Breedlove Guitars]])) </panel>
- spruce
- praisal"> >Spruce has been used for centuries as wood for [[en:vok:Decke]]s and I find nothing bad abou... y bright**. [[http://www.ianchadwick.com/ukuleles/woods.htm|Ian Chadwick]] >//Adirondack spruce (Picea ... tal. [[https://laurencejuber.wordpress.com/?s=tonewood|Laurence Juber]] >//European spruce// makes a be... olk-musicians]] tend to like it a lot. [[http://www.esomogyi.com/tonewoods.html|Ervin Somogyi]] </panel>