Anthem
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Say you have two guitars that are the same except for the body wood, here is an example:
#1: maple/maple bolt on neck, mahogany body, fixed bridge
#2: maple/maple bolt on neck, alder body, fixed bridge
Will the mahogany one sound thicker and warmer than the alder one? I'm talking plugged into a distorted amp. Most rear routed guitars' pickups are mounted on springs so they're really not touching the body. Does the warmness and thickness of mahogany guitars have more to do with setneck and mahogany neck through construction? I've always wondered if mahogany bodied bolt ons sounded that much different than alder.
#1: maple/maple bolt on neck, mahogany body, fixed bridge
#2: maple/maple bolt on neck, alder body, fixed bridge
Will the mahogany one sound thicker and warmer than the alder one? I'm talking plugged into a distorted amp. Most rear routed guitars' pickups are mounted on springs so they're really not touching the body. Does the warmness and thickness of mahogany guitars have more to do with setneck and mahogany neck through construction? I've always wondered if mahogany bodied bolt ons sounded that much different than alder.