One of the most often asked questions concerning members' guitars, especially the acoustics, is "what wood is it made of".
We can't be 100% certain of course but we take an educated guess based on experience, and most of the time I think we get it right.
At the shop where I work, we're a Taylor dealer and while browsing their web site I came across this nice little wood comparison. I thought it might be helpful to those wanting a quick schooling in many of the more popular and some of the more exotic woods out there:
http://www.taylorguitars.com/guitars/acoustic/woods
Identifying the Wood Used in Your Guitar
Re: Identifying the Wood Used in Your Guitar
Seems very helpful - I am going to sticky and lock the topic so it can be easily found and stay uncluttered.
I started ElDegas.com many years ago to help celebrate and inform about El Degas instruments. It all started with a used Ric 4000 bass copy I bought in circa 2000.
El Degas stable as of 03/2022: 42 (13 bass, 26 electric, 3 acoustic)
El Degas stable as of 03/2022: 42 (13 bass, 26 electric, 3 acoustic)