Emergency! The fourth installment of the back of the rosewood regulation

Including New Hakaranda
A number of rosewood species that are now treated as rare materials alongside Hakaranda.
Then I raised my name,
"Post Rosewood", which is a substitute for rosewood!
From the wood that has been widely known before, is this? Until the material
Each manufacturer has a wide range of wood!
This time, although it is not a rosewood species,
Aim for the seat instead of rosewood
Introducing a part of post rosewood material!

• Although it is the same bean family as rosewood, it is a type of wood called Gibortia, not the genus of the rosewood species.
  It is often used for electric -based body and fingerboards because of its high specific gravity and good stability.
  Also known as "African Rosewood", it is sometimes called "African Rosewood", so it can be used as a rosewood substitute material in recent years because it can get a sound similar to rosewood and there is no red list. 。
  Because it is beautiful heather eyes, stability, and worn, it may be used for furniture for a long time.

  

  YOKOYAMA GUITARS

  Former Morrs's craftman, Masaru Yokoyama, who is also known for developing the MORRIS S series, has set up a workshop in Nagano and manufactures alone.
  It is often supported by technical players such as finger pickers, and guitars made with high -level woodworking technology are unique and warm. It features a wide range of guitars using rare materials that other manufacturers do not use much.

  

  This is the most popular YOKOYAMA GUITARS, AR-GBU from the AR series.
  A combination of cutaway with a small size that adopts the specifications that follow the Morris S series, which are often supported by finger pickers.
  A beautiful bubinga on the side back with a heather like a glittering and sparkling quilt.

  The tight sound that is hard and firm, like Bubinga, and is not light but has a specific gravity is perfect for Yokoya Magitors.

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• This is also a bean phosphorus wood, a bean family, which belongs to the same genus Giboutia as Bubinga.
  It features a yellowish brown color compared to rosewood and Bubinga with strong lean. The wood grain pattern is similar to rosewood.
  The dark wood grain line and the light yellowish part are bright and beautiful.
  The sound quality is close to rosewood, the tone balance is good, and the contour is clear, but it is often a slightly hard and bright sound with a high waist compared to rosewood. An attractive sound like rosewood and core because the rising is fast. It is also famous for being used in Taylor's 400s, which is also known for Taylor 414CE.

  

  K.YAIRI

  K.Yairi was launched in 1965 as a Made -in Japan brand. From the 1970s to today, guitars made with a small number of people in a small number of people are supported by many players in all aspects, including their accuracy, tone, and cost performance.

  

  This is the K.YAIRI, which is a worldwide popular Japanese guitar, to a cool Japan series that has been produced irregularly, JAPONE, the four -to -Genji story inn. The characteristic top picture uses a technique called "Wood Burning", which is drawn with an electric heat pen, and is drawn while adding shades, and a painter living in Gifu Prefecture, a friend of Kazuo Yairi. It is depicted by Mr.. One with a bright and beautiful side -backed oban call.
  The unique sound with a sense of depth of the boxing while playing with attacky, you can see the combination of handmade K.YAIRI, which is good at woody and warm sounds, and Oban call material.

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  It is the same bean family as rosewood, and is a type of wood called the genus macaelium, which is close to the genus.
  There are many distribution names and common names, "Purple Wood", "Morado", also called "Bolivian Roswood", "Santos Roswood", hidden by various distribution names, and in the musical instrument industry. It has been used for more side -back materials for Akogi, but it is becoming more popular as a substitute material for rosewood regulations.
  Although there is a difference depending on the individual, it is characterized by a brownish color of chocolate, a slightly purple wood color, and a large blurred striped like Indian Rose.

  

  MORRIS

  Morris is one of the most familiar manufacturers in Japan in talking about domestic folks.
  The predecessor brand was founded in the 1960s. It was sunny in 1972 and became the brand name Morris.
  Its technical and prices have been evaluated by many players now and in the past.
  From around the end of the 70's, Morris is said to have dispelled the image of "cheap or bad" in Japanese products at the time.

  

  Maurice has been using a wide range of materials, including Hakaranda, Indian Rose Wood, Mahogany, Nateau, Maple and Chestnuts. This is M501, a reasonable dreadnote model of MORRIS. I use Perfelo in the side back under the name of Purplewood.

  One that is dynamic and beautiful with the heather of the board that spreads out. Although it is difficult to transfer in the photo, the actual appearance is a little thinner and the color is smooth with no purple.

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• It features a dark brown, bright brown grain, a dark brown grain like chocolate. Alder also has a similar texture.
  The sound is wide, from heavy to light materials like mahogany, so the sound varies greatly depending on the wood and individuals.
  Also known as "California Walnut", "Black Walnut", and "Claro Walnut", Claro Walnut has some exotic, crotch, and other exotic and crotch. The general perception is wide.

  

  Gibson

  Gibson, a brand that is indispensable in talking about acoustic guitars, is built up with Martin and 2nd giant.
  Since the 1930s and 40s, we have created the history and various standards of acoustic guitar, such as using mahogany sidebacks, ebony fingerboards, and maple materials that other manufacturers did not actively adopted on the side back. 。 Depending on the season, rosewood -based materials are often used as the main, and in recent years, due to lack of materials, not only tradition but also materials that have not been used before have been adopted.

  

  This is the J-15, a round shoulder type such as the Gibson tradition J-45.
  Compared to the main regular models such as J-45 and J-50, it has been developed as a reasonable model in recent years.
  Unlike the main mahogany model, Walnat is used on the side back and maple is used for the neck.
  One of the pleasant attacks with a deep and addictive attack. You can experience the noisy walnut rise.