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A African Mahogany Classical Guitar Neck 22mm

Ref: 7962
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€4.48
€3.70
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Overview A African Mahogany Classical Guitar Neck 22mm:

Looking for an cost-effective alternative to mahogany? Try african mahogany wood.

African mahogany, also called khaya or acajou, is an african wood that has become popular in the last few decades. It is called so because of its visual and mechanical properties resemblance to American mahogany. Its use has become so widespread that we can find models of all major brands where this wood is used to replace its South American counterpart. Its availability and economic price make it a perfect choice for those who are starting in luthiery. The reason is clear: it is difficult to get more for the price.

African mahogany can range in color from pale pink to orange or light brown. It works well, regardless of whether we are talking about sawing, planing, gluing, staining, etc., although sometimes it's hard to sand due to its interlocked grain. It has a very open pore, which makes it essential to use a filler.

Its resistance and lightness make this wood a perfect candidate for classical guitar necks. It is not uncommon to see necks made of african mahogany on mid-range and even high-end guitars of many brands.

How do we grade African Mahogany?

In A grade you will find necks perfectly usable but with some minor flaw. Sometimes they are used for multi-piece heels. African mahogany is, without a doubt, our best selling wood.

Features:

  • Dimensions: 650x85x22 mm
  • Botanical Name: Khaya spp
  • Origin: Africa
  • Density: 490-530 kg/m3

Requires CITES Certificate for export out of the European Union

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Data sheet

Instrument: Classical / Flamenco Guitar
Wood: African Mahogany
Quality: A
Certification / Regulation: CITES Appendix I
Part of the Instrument: Neck

Specific References

UPC: 12345678

Reviews

Grade 
Gernot H
 03/24/2024

Good price, nice wood

I want to make a new neck for an old, worn down acoustic guitar. As this will be the first neck I'll make, this is the perfect piece of wood to learn more about guitar building. The wood is nice, and absolutely adequate for the intended use.

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Topi R
 02/23/2024

Good price

Quality was really good comparing the price.

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Alfonso M
 08/23/2023

Adecuado para hacer el mango

Siempre hay que ajustar y la medida que trae permite jugar para obtener una buena pieza.

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BEKNOUN A
 08/22/2023

quality

easy to work, light and strong

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José Manuel P
 07/05/2023

nice wood

Best price-quality ratio

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A African Mahogany Classical Guitar Neck 22mm

Overview A African Mahogany Classical Guitar Neck 22mm:

Looking for an cost-effective alternative to mahogany? Try african mahogany wood.

African mahogany, also called khaya or acajou, is an african wood that has become popular in the last few decades. It is called so because of its visual and mechanical properties resemblance to American mahogany. Its use has become so widespread that we can find models of all major brands where this wood is used to replace its South American counterpart. Its availability and economic price make it a perfect choice for those who are starting in luthiery. The reason is clear: it is difficult to get more for the price.

African mahogany can range in color from pale pink to orange or light brown. It works well, regardless of whether we are talking about sawing, planing, gluing, staining, etc., although sometimes it's hard to sand due to its interlocked grain. It has a very open pore, which makes it essential to use a filler.

Its resistance and lightness make this wood a perfect candidate for classical guitar necks. It is not uncommon to see necks made of african mahogany on mid-range and even high-end guitars of many brands.

How do we grade African Mahogany?

In A grade you will find necks perfectly usable but with some minor flaw. Sometimes they are used for multi-piece heels. African mahogany is, without a doubt, our best selling wood.

Features:

  • Dimensions: 650x85x22 mm
  • Botanical Name: Khaya spp
  • Origin: Africa
  • Density: 490-530 kg/m3

Requires CITES Certificate for export out of the European Union

Write your review

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