Brazilian rosewood was used freely in guitar manufacturing until ... as has Fender on its Mexican-made guitars. That’s a big deal! “What I find staggering about the whole thing is, how will it be ...

For 170 years, C.F. Martin & Co. has built its reputation on guitars made of rosewood ... tonewoods in the guitar world, such as Brazilian rosewood, are endangered and in short supply.

One guitar, however, stands out among the rest. It’s a $20,000 Taylor Custom Grand Auditorium made with Brazilian rosewood back inside, and an Adirondack red spruce top. Hand-cut abalone shells ...

"It's a nightmare," he says. "I can't help it if they used Brazilian rosewood on almost every guitar made prior to 1970. I'm not contributing to cutting down Brazilian rosewood today." Gruhn ...

Brazilian rosewood was once highly prized for guitars ... Her “Mycocaster” electric guitar is made from mycelium and paper, with dried fibers such as corn husk added to make the guitar ...

Old Crow Medicine Show shines in Nashville Clayton Marsh's guitar, made out of Brazilian rosewood, has an owl on the headstock and a lyric from Blaze Foley's "Clay Pigeons" inscribed inside the body.

Brazilian rosewood, also called jacaranda ... Most recently, this wood was prized for use in guitars due to its extreme resonance and for producing full tones, with deep basses and brilliant ...

The majority of guitars are made from wood so the first thing to ... and Flora (CITES), brought in trading sanctions of Brazilian rosewood and other woods, because of over-felling.

C.F. Martin & Co., the iconic Nazareth manufacturer of handmade guitars, recently passed a milestone. The company announced that it has made its 3 millionth guitar. It will be displayed along with ...