Port Orford Cedar Droptop Solid Body Guitar Top, Bright and Expressive Sound, Eco-Friendly, Sustainable Guitar Wood (KN41) veneers Our Western Red Ceder is

Our Western Red Ceder is recovered from the salvage of old growth trees with growth ring counts from 35 to 50 rings per inch

18 x 6 1/4 x 16"

We recover our Redwood from the salvage of old growth trees cut in the 1890’s and early 1900’s making this soundboard a very eco-friendly and sustainable guitar wood

Maple is a great tone wood for mandolin back and sides

We recover our Douglas Fir on the Oregon Coast

Port Orford Cedar Droptop Solid Body Guitar Top, Bright and Expressive Sound, Eco-Friendly, Sustainable Guitar Wood (KN41) veneers Our Western Red Ceder isPort Orford Cedar is a beautiful wood for luthiers to use in building solid body guitars. It has a tone that is a little darker and earthier. The wood will darken to a butterscotch color with age and exposure to light. We recover our Port Orford Cedar on the Southern Oregon Coast. The areas that the trees are removed from are replanted with new trees making this a very eco friendly and sustainable guitar wood. The cool wet air of the Oregon Coast