East Indian Rosewood Guitar backs and sides

 

Guitar backs and sides

Indian Rosewood (Dalbergia latifolia) guitar set #616
2 book matched pieces 555mm long x 210mm wide x 5mm thick
2 book matched sides 855mm x 125mm x 4mm

Plenty large enough for a Dreadnought or Jumbo
The book matched faces have been sanded, the reverse side is still rough.
please note this item cannot be shipped outside Australia



EAST INDIAN ROSEWOOD GUITAR BACK AND SIDES
TypeAcoustic Guitar
Brand NameGUITAR BACK & SIDES
Place of OriginKerala, India

Back / Side MaterialEAST INDIAN ROSEWOOD
Supply TypeManufacturer, Exporter, Supplier
Preferred Buyer LocationAll over the world



One of the most popular and traditional guitar woods of all time, Indian Rosewoods frequency is more scooped in the middle, yielding a deeper low end and brighter top end making it one of the most preferred and musically rich tonewoods of the most famous classical and steel stringed luthiers of our times. One can fingerpick it, strum it and flatpick it. Its very consistent, so players can rely on it to deliver. If you like a guitar with fuller low end and high-end brightness with clear articulation, rosewood will do the trick. For a more traditional acoustic sound, a rosewood Dreadnought is right up your alley! East Indian Rosewood….A great sound an iconic sound.

(Back)                    530 ~550 x 210~220 x 4.5 mm 2 PCs/Set
(Side)                    830 ~850 x 130~140 x 4 mm    2 PCs/Set

Indian Rosewood (Dalbergia latifolia) guitar set #616
2 book matched pieces 555mm long x 210mm wide x 5mm thick
2 book matched sides 855mm x 125mm x 4mm
Plenty large enough for a Dreadnought or Jumbo
The book matched faces have been sanded, the reverse side is still rough.
please note this item cannot be shipped outside Australia



A “rosewood back and sides set” refers to the specific combination of tonewoods used in the construction of the back and sides of a guitar or other acoustic instruments. Rosewood is a highly valued and sought-after wood known for its exceptional tonal properties and aesthetic appeal. When used as the back and sides of an instrument, it can significantly contribute to the overall sound and appearance of the guitar.

Here are some key features and benefits of a rosewood back and sides set: Key characteristics of spruce soundboards include:
It’s worth noting that different types of rosewood are used in guitar making, with some of the most common species being East Indian Rosewood (Dalbergia latifolia) and Brazilian Rosewood (Dalbergia nigra). The choice of rosewood can affect the guitar’s sound and appearance, and each species may have slightly different tonal qualities.



Guitar makers carefully select and pair the back and sides with the soundboard (often made of spruce or cedar) to achieve the desired tonal balance and character in the finished instrument. The combination of a rosewood back and sides set with a high-quality soundboard can result in a guitar with exceptional tonal richness and responsiveness, making it a favorite among many musicians and guitar enthusiasts.

Here at Tonewoods we have a good availability of Indian Rosewood sets and also alternatives like Padauk, Pau Rosa and Ovangkol backs and sides sets.

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