Already “broken in” for stability and tone. Torrefied spruce is dimensionally stable (non-shrinking), with the clear tone and warm color of well-aged vintage tonewood. Supplied as bookmatched sets of two quartersawn halves. When joined they’re large enough for a Dreadnought guitar. Each AAA-grade half is approximately 8-1/2″ x 21″ (216mm x 533mm) Approximately 5/32″ (4mm) thick, ready for thickness-sanding to your own specs About torrefied wood It takes years for a new guitar to break in, to develop its tone and realize its full potential. As tonewood ages, its cell structure goes through changes, becoming much more resonant and responsive. After a few years, you get the payoff: you begin to hear the sound of a vintage guitar. With the introduction of torrefied woods, professional builders are giving their guitars a head start on tone. The wood is heat-treated in an oxygen-free kiln, making it highly resonant and extremely stable. It’s as if the wood is pre-aged. It looks and sounds like wood that’s been broken in for many years.
Features
- Torrefied spruce is dimensionally stable (non-shrinking), with the clear tone and warm color of well-aged vintage tonewood
- Torrefied wood is heat-treated in an oxygen-free kiln, making it highly resonant and extremely stable
- The result of this treatment is wood that looks and sounds like it’s been broken in for many years.
- Supplied as bookmatched sets of two quartersawn halves that are, when joined, large enough for a Dreadnought guitar
- Each quartersawn half measures approximately 8-1/2″ x 21″ (216mm x 533mm), and is approximately 5/32″ (4mm) thick, ready for thickness-sanding to your own specs
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