Plywood Vs. Solid Wood What do you mean by solid, dude? In this thread, cabinetmakers communicate about wood, plywood, particleboard, veneers, core materials, …"
25/11/2016 · Here I give a overview of a custom plywood guitar. 256 ply body and 29 ply neck. Look for PT2 with audio demos
"15/02/2010 · Plywood vs solid guitars Discussion in 'Guitars in General' started by jzucker, Feb 12, 2010. Page 2 of 4 ... i often wonder if 20-30 yrs down the road we'll have to change our thoughts on "solid woods" vs. plywood/laminates...w/ the scarcity of some woods that have been used for so long in guitar building. vintage guitar mag just had an ..."
13/02/2010 · Plywood let's you make a light, resonant guitar that's more resistant to feedback than it's solid wood counterpart. With archtops, a lot of the solid top guitars are designed as acoustics and then a floating pickup is added.
02/12/2010 · Tone Tubby Guitar Cabinets. Solid Pine vs. Plywood. General. Tone Tubby News. Welcome Center. Lounge. Code of Conduct. Guitar Speakers. H1 Alnico. ... You don't even need a speaker to hear the difference, just take your knuckles and tap on a solid pine cabinet and you'll hear the wood resonate. Then tap on the side of a plywood cabinet and you ...
"14/02/2010 · Plywood vs solid guitars Showing 1-82 of 82 messages. Plywood vs solid guitars: ... Some of my favorite recorded guitar sounds came from plywood guitars, some from solid wood. I give all the credit to the players ... sound" into the wood. I would gladly play a plywood guitar for it's acoustic properties if they sounded like what I like to hear ..."
Solid wood guitars use their natural resins and the guitar’s bracing for stability. They’re like a tender baby you want to treat well. It’s no wonder that serious musicians seek out solid wood guitars because they’re special compared to the plethora of laminates on the market.
19/02/2009 · I think wood on the neck is more important in electric guitars. More so for the feel and the way the strings feel on any givin type of wood. Acoustic is a whole other ball park where i think every type of wood has a major impact on the over all guitar."::::::::
No comments