Internal plank spruce
€5.37
(tax incl.)
European Spruce internal plank dimensions about 450x45x45mm. Price is for one piece.
Internal plank spruce
European Spruce internal plank dimensions about 450x45x45mm. Price is for one piece.
€5.37
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450x45x45mm
Botanic name: Picea excelsa, Picea abies
Origin: Germany
Other names: Pino Abeto Alemán
Density: 400-500 kg/m3 25-31 lbs/ft3
Uses: Soundboards, braces
German spruce has always been the traditional wood used for making guitar tops. It is white in colour with a beautiful ivory sheen. It is a wood that could be in danger of becoming extinct. The quality of this wood depends on the narrowness, evenness and verticality of the grain, and on its cut and colour. It can easily be confused with Engelmann spruce, and sometimes Engelmann is sold as German.
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Rated 5.00 on the scale 1 - 5 based on 2 customer reviews
Good piece of spruce wood. Enough to make all the braces for 1 guitar.
Good piece of spruce wood. Enough to make all the braces for 1 guitar.
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