Which is better, the guitar Nanyang wood or the red sun wood

Both can be used, but you must remember when you choose that the wood grain should be straight. The straighter the grain, the closer the wood is to the center, and the guitar made of the wood in the center has better bending resistance and is not easy to deform. The denser the grain, the higher the density of the wood.

The timbre of the guitar made of Nanyang wood is more grainy, layered, and good resonance than basswood.

White pine and red pine are good. . .

Girls use white pine with a soft voice.

Boys use red pine, which has a strong graininess.

It's a little more expensive... Buy a plywood, novice. Ranging from a few thousand to ten thousand. It can be used for a long time.

Dude, you can't buy a better one, it's not good, it's recommended to buy a two-thousand-plus one that can be used for a long time.

This is the first time I've heard of it, and I only know that the timbre has to do with the strings, and it has to do with the case, and if the material is concerned, I have heard a lot about basswood.

The sound conveyance of spruce wood is ideal. The sound is very loud.

Walnut produces an excellent average sound, average sound quality.

Nanyang wood doesn't know.

In short, each has its own characteristics, and you can choose according to your hobbies and preferences. Guitar Happy Friends.

It must be expensive, it's good, take it yourself to listen to the sound quality.

In fact, the wood of the guitar is only a part of it, the main thing is the level of the maker, and more importantly, the personal aesthetics of the player!

Cocobolo is the most likely, which is what you call sandalwood. By the way, most of the so-called rosewood for guitars are Indian rosewood, and cocobolo is also a kind of rosewood, and the timbre of the two is very close, and they are both high-quality back materials. The difference is that Indian rosewood is produced in large quantities, especially in recent years, and the brown (rather than fuchsia) panels that have been planted artificially in recent years are of very consistent quality, densely grained, and affordable.

However, Cocobolo is not only scarce in production, but also very oily and requires epoxy resin bonding, which requires certain processing technology, and the natural processing cost and the cost of the board itself are also much higher, almost about 3 times that of Indian Rosewood. I found a cocobolo**, and the second one is my own Indian Rosewood, you can compare. In terms of timbre, cocobolo is more outward, with the reputation of "cannon", while Yinmei is relatively restrained.

The best rosewood, maple, and mahogany are the most commonly used woods.

The guitar top is mostly used for rice cedar (red pine) and spruce (white pine). Folk guitars use spruce more, and the classical ones are both spruce and rice fir. There are also panels made of other woods, but not much.

Roughly speaking, it is red bai loose du sound in half a year to 1 year white pine.

zhi is 2 to 3 years, and there is a reminder that the next dao string is very important back.

When I used the Aldamira N600, I answered the white pine strings and used the strings of Gato, and the sound was similar to the 1000 pieces, and then I changed to the Daddario bulk 30 to 40 pieces, the tone was suddenly better, and the durability was played every day, don't knock it, put it in a good case or case, control a certain humidity and temperature, and the weather contrast is a test of the elasticity of the wood, the more extreme the telescopic the better the timbre, and if you exceed the limit, it will be broken, and you can grasp it yourself.

Different people have different needs for the tone of the guitar.

The spruce panel has a brighter sound and is suitable for playing and singing.

The red pine panel has a sweet tone and is suitable for fingerplay.