AD Chaos MGTOW Aug 3, 2009 1,602 14 38 Mar 18, 2012 #1 Been wondering for the reason behind this- does it affect the tonal qualities to have this as part of the body, or is it put there solely for the aesthetic reasons? (eg. a flamed maple top, or the like) Thanks much for your opinions
Been wondering for the reason behind this- does it affect the tonal qualities to have this as part of the body, or is it put there solely for the aesthetic reasons? (eg. a flamed maple top, or the like) Thanks much for your opinions
Trevoire520 Member Mar 24, 2007 5,053 26 48 Fife, Scotland Mar 18, 2012 #2 I've always found maple topped guitars to have a bit more upper mid bite. Nice to add a bit of edge to an otherwise all mahogany guitar.
I've always found maple topped guitars to have a bit more upper mid bite. Nice to add a bit of edge to an otherwise all mahogany guitar.
JeffTD Senhor Testiculo Sep 29, 2004 12,545 10 38 Los Angeles, CA www.jeffdunne.com Mar 18, 2012 #3 1/8" and thicker = brighter, bit more snap on the pick attack. Anything less and it's a veneer and won't really affect tone.
1/8" and thicker = brighter, bit more snap on the pick attack. Anything less and it's a veneer and won't really affect tone.