Myrtle Acoustic Guitar Back and Sides, Dreadnought Size, Great Figure, Color and Contrast (CH78) lumber 87 grams per cubic inch

87 grams per cubic inch

We air dry our Port Orford Cedar for at least three years

26 x 5 1/4 to 7 3/4 x 23 1/2"

27 x 7 3/8 x 22 5/8"

The wood is very hard and dense making an eco-friendly replacement for imported ebony

Myrtle Acoustic Guitar Back and Sides, Dreadnought Size, Great Figure, Color and Contrast (CH78) lumber 87 grams per cubic inchMyrtle is not only a beautiful wood for luthiers to use in building acoustic guitars and ukuleles it has a tone that enhances most any top it is matched with. We recover our Myrtle on the Southern Oregon Coast where the variety of soil types can add color to your guitar. The wood has unmatched qualities, easy workability, and sustained tap tones. It will make high quality acoustic instruments. We personally recover most of our trees from logging site