For decades, an obsessive duo of guitar guys has been amassing a definitive collection. The art these objects created changed ...

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Then serendipity struck: West Coast Arborists made the acquaintance of Bob Taylor, and they struck up a partnership. Taylor identified several species of urban trees that the guitar maker says ...

Credit: Future / Phil Barker Within guitar culture ... She had a stash of Brazilian rosewood imported in 1948 that was of incredible quality. The top dollar then was $40 per board foot and ...

Debuted by Martin Guitars at ... details and tweaks made to reflect Strings’ preference and playing style. The Dreadnought reproduction features an East Indian rosewood back and sides and ...

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 ...

1964: Fender begins production of acoustic guitars ... There were more changes made to the Stratocaster that year than usual. The Brazilian rosewood used for the fretboard of the neck was made ...

the Brazilian liquor made from sugarcane. The curved-roof room is painted with a constellation mural that evokes the cozy feeling of another famed Rosewood property, Bemelmans Bar in New York.

For decades, Brazilian rosewood has been the holy grail for high-end acoustic guitars because of its deep ... I don’t know if it’s that they’re made from trees that were once living just ...

This guitar was made in 1941. 1942 was ... From the back we can see that it's Brazilian rosewood, has standard ivoroid trim, but no pearl. The tuners that they used back in the '30s, which ...