Timber Tones are CNC Milled from the very best quality timber then hand sanded and hand polished to give them their amazing shine and smoothness. Timber Tones unique shape is roughly based upon the classic 351 design, however they are 2.4mm thick where you hold them, chamfering down to 0.7mm at the playing tip.

 

 

MATERIAL:  Rose Apple
INSTRUMENT:  We recommend Rose Apple for Acoustic Guitar & Archtop Jazz Guitar.
TONE:  Rose Apple is a medium soft timber which will add a good level of warmth to the tone of most Acoustic Guitars.

 

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MATERIAL:  Bloodwood
INSTRUMENT:  We recommend Bloodwood for Electric Guitar & Archtop Jazz Guitar.
TONE:  Bloodwood is a very hard timber, which polishes to a mirror like shine making it ideal for Electric Guitar.

 

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MATERIAL:  Cobra's Saffron
INSTRUMENT:  We recommend Cobra's Saffron for Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar & Archtop Jazz Guitar.
TONE:  Cobra's Saffron is a medium hardness timber, which is relatively frequency neutral. Although it will add some depth to the tone of most acoustic guitars, it will do so without dramatically altering the frequency of the tone.

 

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MATERIAL:  Indian Chestnut
INSTRUMENT:  We recommend Indian Chestnut for Electric Guitar & Archtop Jazz Guitar.
TONE:  Indian Chestnut is a relatively open-grained timber that polishes to a smooth finish. The hardness ensures that it can withstand the rigors of electric guitar playing whilst it has slightly more warmth to the tone than Ebony.

 

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MATERIAL:  Mimosa
INSTRUMENT:  We recommend Mimosa for Acoustic Guitar & Archtop Jazz Guitar.
TONE:  Mimosa is the hardest timber that we supply as part of the Acoustic pack and tin, as such it will add some degree of brightness to the tone of most Acoustic Guitars.

 

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MATERIAL:  Thai Cassia
INSTRUMENT:  We recommend Thai Cassia for Acoustic Guitar & Archtop Jazz Guitar.
TONE:  Thai Cassia is a medium hardness timber, which is relatively frequency neutral. Although it will add some depth to the tone of most acoustic guitars, it will do so without dramatically altering the frequency of the tone.