AA Indian Rosewood Fingerboard Acoustic / Archtop Guitar

Overview AA Indian Rosewood Fingerboard Acoustic / Archtop Guitar:

Indian rosewood, scientifically known as dalbergia latifolia, is a highly sought-after hardwood known for its exceptional properties. Native to South Asia, this wood is of immense importance in luthiery.

The most notable property of Indian rosewood is its distinctive and beautiful grain. The wood has a rich reddish-brown color with darker streaks, giving it a pleasing visual appearance. It is also known for its ability to retain its vibrant color even after decades of use and exposure to sunlight.

In addition to its visual appeal, Indian rosewood possesses excellent acoustic qualities that make it highly prized in the musical instrument industry. Guitars, sitars and other stringed instruments made from Indian rosewood produce a warm, resonant sound. This wood is most commonly used in the mid-ranges of both classical and acustic guitars.

How is Indian Rosewood graded?

In the AA grade we find solid pieces, with a very good appearance, sometimes we can find in some pieces a small knot in one of its faces, almost imperceptible. Uniform color, homogeneous separation between fibers.

The superior grades usually have more density, in its majority, than the inferior qualities, which directly affects the aesthetics (pieces being normally darker) and its hardness.

Features:

• Dimensions: 500x70/60x9mm
• Botanical Name: Dalbergia latifolia
• Origin: India
• Density: 900 Kg/m³

Requires CITES Certificate for export out of the European Union