Redwood Acoustic Harp Guitar Soundboard, Eco-Friendly Salvaged Old Growth from the 1890’s and 1900’s, Warm and Bright Tones (GE06) fingerboards Why do luthiers use Redwood

Why do luthiers use Redwood when building an acoustic guitar soundboard

18 x 7 1/4 x 21 7/8″

Note: Old insect damage

88"  thick x 22" wide x 24 to 26" long

18 x 6 x 14″ and two pieces 0

Redwood Acoustic Harp Guitar Soundboard, Eco-Friendly Salvaged Old Growth from the 1890’s and 1900’s, Warm and Bright Tones (GE06) fingerboards Why do luthiers use RedwoodRedwood is a beautiful wood for luthiers to use in building sound boards for acoustic guitars. It has a tone that many call warm and bright. We recover our Redwood from the salvage of old growth trees cut in the 1890s and early 1900s making this soundboard a very eco friendly and sustainable guitar wood. Redwood is a great tone wood for acoustic guitar soundboards when matched with our Myrtle or Walnut. There are two book matched pieces 0. 16 x 10 7 8