Check out any high-end boutique guitar with a rosewood fretboard and there’s a good chance the specs will boast about using Brazilian rosewood – and if not, there’s often an expensive option ...

The Brazilian Rosewood Project in the Pará’sPortel municipality works to protect this fragile ecosystem by stopping rampant deforestation of carbon-dense rainforest while allowing degraded forests an ...

Here’s how it works. Oregon luthier Bedell Guitars has announced the Brazillian Rosewood Collection, composed of four limited-edition acoustic guitars, individually released each quarter throughout ...

The guitar is constructed from a stunning combination of two of the most prized guitar woods in existence: Oregon myrtlewood and Brazilian rosewood. It weighs 4 lbs 9 oz. and retails at $14,999.

Joe Bonamassa and Martin are working on another super high-end acoustic guitar, and this one really is a holy grail, with the blues guitar superstar teasing a 000-45 prototype built with Brazilian ...

With its rich, colorful grain and ringing tone, Brazilian rosewood can make a guitar buyer smile — and a guitar maker scream. Guitar buffs revere the wood as the foundation of some of the cho… ...

Brazilian rosewood was used freely in guitar manufacturing until the late 60s - on vintage Fender and Gibson fingerboards among many others and, of course, used as backs and sides on a great many of ...

Kalt especially likes Brazilian rosewood guitars manufactured by C.F. Martin & Co. before 1945, a golden era of guitar-making before the war effort became a greater priority.

That particular species, Aniba rosaeodora, is probably the most revered tonewood in guitar-making. One Brazilian rosewood table might make more than $50,000 worth of guitars, Robiscoe said.

You will find Guatemalan rosewood on Bonamassa's 1941 000-45; swapping that out for Brazilian rosewood – which for many players it is the ultimate acoustic guitar tonewood – is a not going to ...