favorite guitar wood?

favorite guitar wood?

  • all mahogony

    Votes: 12 9.3%
  • all mahogony with maple cap

    Votes: 39 30.2%
  • mahogony, maple neck

    Votes: 15 11.6%
  • alder, maple neck

    Votes: 17 13.2%
  • swamp ash, maple neck

    Votes: 18 14.0%
  • poplar, maple neck

    Votes: 3 2.3%
  • basswood, maple neck

    Votes: 4 3.1%
  • something more exotic

    Votes: 8 6.2%
  • morning wood

    Votes: 5 3.9%
  • your mom

    Votes: 8 6.2%

  • Total voters
    129
Re: favorite guitar wood?

my dream guitar would be a thinline tele where it is korina routed out with flamed koa over it. then there would be a padouk neck with brazilian rosewood fretboard and abalone dot inlays.

my dream bass would be a neck through, probably just like a ric. flamed maple neck, flamed walnut wings(on headstock too), and once again brazilian rosewood fretboard.

both with gold hardwear.

bitch.
 
Re: favorite guitar wood?

I voted Poplar w/ Maple Neck. That's what my number one is made of and I'll take it over anything else.
 
Re: favorite guitar wood?

I couldn't choose 'morning wood" AND "your mom"......so I chose Swamp Ash w/a Maple neck, PREFERABLY a Bird's Eye Maple neck!!! :32:
 
Re: favorite guitar wood?

What about an alder LP? Cut just like a mahogany, real thick body, put your maple top on top it if you want. Don't you think that would still sound sweet?
 
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Re: favorite guitar wood?

My vote was for mahagony/maple cap. It is true perfection but only with humbuckers:beerchug: If it was singlecoils then I would choose either alder or basswood.
 
Re: favorite guitar wood?

I put in my vote for basswood with a maple neck.

Nothing I've played beats my Fender HM Strat.

~Rock On~
 
Re: favorite guitar wood?

Mahogany Body and neck, maple top. Why don't many people use Oak for bodies? Is there something wrong with it? A mahogany body with a flame oak top seems like a nice idea to me.
 
Re: favorite guitar wood?

FretFire said:
Black limba (black korina). Similar to mahogany, but more open and a bit better treble response. Plus it looks damn cool, check out this Thorn.

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Black Limba isn't a separate timber from Limba, it's just the streaked part of the Limba tree which is both clear white and streaked black.

Sonically it's exactly the same as the white Limba, but not as rare.

GS
 
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