Mahogany
The body wood that built rock and roll. Warm, full-bodied, with sustain that refuses to quit.
Warm · Full · Long Sustain
Materials
The Wood Is the Instrument.
Tone starts before the first cut. Every piece of wood we use carries its own voice — our job is to listen.
Figured Maple
Bright, snappy, articulate. Used as a top wood, it lifts the high end and adds visual depth nothing else can match.
Bright · Articulate · Snappy
Rosewood
A fingerboard classic. Smooth feel, warm overtones, and the kind of looseness that rewards expressive playing.
Warm · Smooth · Resonant
Spalted Ash
Ash touched by fungi before it was harvested. Dramatic black-line figuring, no two pieces alike.
Bright · Organic · One-of-a-Kind
Koa
A Hawaiian rarity. Warm like mahogany, articulate like maple, and almost unfairly beautiful.
Warm · Articulate · Rare
Dark Walnut
Complex midrange and a chocolate-brown grain that ages into something even better than it started.
Complex · Balanced · Rich
Why It Matters
The Wood Is Half the Sound.
Pickups get the credit. Hardware gets the attention. But the truth is that the wood is what your hands feel and what the strings push against — and you can hear the difference long before the signal ever reaches an amp.
We pick wood the way a chef picks ingredients. Slowly. By hand. With nothing in the cart that does not deserve to be there.
Choose
Pick Your Voice.
Tell us the sound you want. We will help you choose the wood that gets you there.