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I’d say Indian Laurel is as close to Rosewood as possible tonally, without being Rosewood itself.
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I’d say Indian Laurel is as close to Rosewood as possible tonally, without being Rosewood itself.
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So little is understood about the power of music, but one thing is for certain, Music is Powerful!
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Alaskan Yellow Cedar (cupressus nootkatensis)

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Posted on: 10/10/2019
 

H=4.7, M=3.5, B=3.5, S=4.7,O=3.5, T=3.7

This wood is actually yellow and emits a pleasant odor, though called a cedar, it is a member of the cypress family and is becoming better known as a superior tonewood. Very tight annual rings that are difficult to distinguish, this makes a bright and articulate guitar. The one I had was surprisingly loud. Light and stiff wood that is easily worked.

 
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