Malaysian Blackwood

Malaysian Blackwood or Green Ebony is hard and thick. This wood also provides softness and a lot of sustain and an extremely good projection.

Although it can be a little bit difficult to work with, because it’s a heavy wood and difficult to crack across the grain, the result will impress you both in the appearance and in the sound of your instrument. Bet on the difference and chose these Malaysian Blackwood fingerboards of Maderas Barber.

Additional Malaysian Blackwood information

BOTANIC NAME: Diospyros ebonasea

COMMON NAMES: Malaysian Blackwood, Green Ebony

ORIGIN: Asia

DESCRIPTION: Density 1000-1300 Kg/m3 . Sapwood is white and heartwood is black/brown with stripes in different tones but mainly green olive colour.

RECOMMENDATIONS: Store it at right temperature to prevent cracks. Can cause skin problems.

DRYING: An uncommon characteristic of the green ebony , if it cracks before drying process it is possible that after drying the crack seals disappearing without a trace.

USES:  Guitar backs and sides and also fingerboards, bridges and headplates.

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Malaysian Blackwood

A Malaysian Blackwood Classical Guitar Fingerboard

15058
$9.70
Overview A Malaysian Blackwood Classical Guitar Fingerboard:Malaysian Blackwood is a premium tonewood that is well suited for all guitar types. Denser than most Dalbergias, its glassy, sustained tone is often compared to that of African blackwood. However, it is slightly less brittle and, unlike the former, most sets have attractive dark streaks (called...
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Malaysian Blackwood

AAA Malaysian Blackwood Classical Guitar Fretboard

8803
$19.30
Overview AAA Malaysian Blackwood Classical Guitar Fretboard: Malaysian Blackwood is a premium tonewood that is well suited for all guitar types. Denser than most Dalbergias, its glassy, sustained tone is often compared to that of African blackwood. However, it is slightly less brittle and, unlike the former, most sets have attractive dark streaks (called...
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