Whats wrong with Agathis wood?>
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Aki S. Ian
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blah~ well in the end it all depends on one's own taste.
a man's dung might be another's man treasure
a man's dung might be another's man treasure
DOH! bilndfolded means you hear without looking at it lah.
jullian_bei
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a lot of musician sing about forest preservation and global warming.and now we are so excited to find out what is the best tree to cut for making the best sound guitar.... or other instruments....
( okay, don't take it serious, I don't mean it .... :mrgreen: :mrgreen: )
( okay, don't take it serious, I don't mean it .... :mrgreen: :mrgreen: )
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the elitist would believe that only selected wood would manifest a great sounding guitar but a decent/ proper wood with great craftsmanship would do the job as well.
doggieshaman
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ehz bro, relac lah, I also know. Just joking only chill :mrgreen:
no seriously i've never even come close so lifting a guitar that weighs that much, so I can tell blindfolded it is acrylic!
Aki S. Ian
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i have to agree with jullian.
"a lot of musician sing about forest preservation and global warming.and now we are so excited to find out what is the best tree to cut for making the best sound guitar.... or other instruments...."
anyone knows where mahogany comes from?
so i can find one and make me lots and lots of guitar...
"a lot of musician sing about forest preservation and global warming.and now we are so excited to find out what is the best tree to cut for making the best sound guitar.... or other instruments...."
anyone knows where mahogany comes from?
so i can find one and make me lots and lots of guitar...
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doggieshaman
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hahahahaha! But seriously bro, add up all the guitars made in this world and you'd probably get a forest!!
but i don't suppose guitars are responsible for deforestation, though, that's a bit too much haha
that aside, since there are rosewood fretboards would it be possible to have a guitar body made of rosewood? although it will be expensive
but i don't suppose guitars are responsible for deforestation, though, that's a bit too much haha
that aside, since there are rosewood fretboards would it be possible to have a guitar body made of rosewood? although it will be expensive
edder
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Guitarists gather and form opinions through manufacturer spec sheets lah bro subversion bro....
Its all about the spec sheets! :mrgreen:
jullian_bei
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yes it's not guitars but a luxury Tama drum set with completed brazillian percussions .. oh,... they not only deforest but also enemy of "I love animal" group, because they use a lot of bishon's skin.
(okay... again.. this is just a joke
)I used to own a Squier Deluxe FMT Strat, and it sounded quite good and acoustically, it's quite loud. I liked it a lot, but had to sell it to make way for a new amp...
That said though, I tried the Squier Stagemaster 7 at SL-Sims Drive... it sounded very soft and dead when played acoustically.
That said though, I tried the Squier Stagemaster 7 at SL-Sims Drive... it sounded very soft and dead when played acoustically.
edder
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Someone told me this......
Most of the current low-mid range "Mahogany" guitars are actually made from a wood called "Nato" or "Nyato", which can be easily found in Asia. But it's not wrong for manufacturers to claim their guitars are made from mahogany...because technically speaking, nato is a sub-species wood of mahogany. Best of all, it's much cheaper!
Most of the current low-mid range "Mahogany" guitars are actually made from a wood called "Nato" or "Nyato", which can be easily found in Asia. But it's not wrong for manufacturers to claim their guitars are made from mahogany...because technically speaking, nato is a sub-species wood of mahogany. Best of all, it's much cheaper!
were the strings dead?
Haha, I guess it is somewhat, but even then, dead strings don't sound so soft de leh... 0.o
doggieshaman
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hmm, but for mahogany I suppose as long as it shares the same characteristics as mahogany, then it should be acceptable already? My dad used to be an old-school carpenter when he was very young and he told me nyatoh was a very good wood for building stuff (i presume furniture) and also happens to be very common.
Nato though appears to be called (European Mahogany) so if they have the same effect as the "high class" mahogany I won't be complaining
Nato though appears to be called (European Mahogany) so if they have the same effect as the "high class" mahogany I won't be complaining
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