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- Sources of the History of the Ukulele: 1930-1979
- , are inclined to class the ukulele as a piece of wood rather than a musical instrument. //[[http://news... klang|tone]] and [[vok:ton#resonanz]] of reasoned wood instruments. //The Billboard// {{flag:usa.png}} ... one model of the Kamaka [[vok:klangholz:koa|koa]] wood ukulele in Japan to sell to the Japanese. //[[ht
- tonewood @en:vok
- &nodate&nouser&nomdate&noeditbutton}} Tonewood is wood that is use for building musical instruments beca... quirements"> * For [[griffbrett|fingerboards]], wood is needed that is very dense, hard and dark, and ... g grain enhances the visual attractiveness of the wood without changing its [[klangfarbe]]. For the text... like tiger stripes and is called bar texture. The wood fibers do not run as parallel but wavy to the lon
- 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 the lumberyard, which makes it a bargain guitar wood if you have the means to resaw it. John Calkin:
- rosewood @en:vok:klangholz
- r almost two hundred years, rosewood has been the wood of choice for the majority of luthiers for [[en:v... However, I consider the quality of each piece of wood to be at least as important as its type. It must ... Indian rosewood just looks "right". Sanding this wood clean takes more effort than mahogany, but a good... blanket. I was quite surprised when I removed the wood from the Fox bender and it sprang back halfway to
- alder @en:vok:klangholz
- r&nolink&nodate&nouser&nomdate&noeditbutton}} The wood of the European or American alder is an inexpensi
- bocote @en:vok:klangholz
- contrasting grain makes the light to golden brown wood look very attractive. It is similar to [[Ahorn]],
- morado @en:vok:klangholz
- e sapwood is yellowish-white. The heavily grained wood is easy to work, moderately heavy, hard, has very
- cocobolo @en:vok:klangholz
- [palisander]] species and the trading name of the wood of //Dalbergia retusa// and several other //Dalbe... nds the low end and midrange of the body with the wood’s brightness. Also good for fingerstyle. Goes wel... esponsive. [[http://tonewooddatasource.weebly.com/wood-details-c-g.html|Tonewood Details]] </panel> <pan
- elm @en:vok: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 beauty of this wood is its discernible oblong ridges within the wood
- bog oak @en:vok:klangholz
- &nouser&nomdate&noeditbutton}} The bog oak is the wood of oak trees that for centuries has been under exclusion of air in swampy areas or bogs. The wood is harder than oak wood and dark (up to black) discolored. It can be processed well, but is expensive b
- spruce @en:vok:klangholz
- praisal"> >Spruce has been used for centuries as wood for [[en:vok:Decke]]s and I find nothing bad abou
- 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
- plum @en:vok:klangholz
- &nolink&nodate&nouser&nomdate&noeditbutton}} Plum wood is very hard and visually very appealing; its col
- ebony @en:vok:klangholz
- s of a guitar. You will most often encounter this wood in higher end guitars, since it tends to be on th
- bubinga @en:vok:klangholz
- n rosewood is hard, heavy and beautifully grained wood of evergreen trees from Western and Southern Afri