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Top Western Red Cedar, 2A grade, dreadnought

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Cedar is more fragile and not as elastic as Spruce, but it is more stable with changes in moisture content. It is liked for its warm color, straight grain, and clear crisp tap tone. The sound of a Cedar topped guitar is regarded for its harmonic richness and complexity and for a wider dynamic range compared to Spruce – though it’s lack of “headroom” makes it a poor choice for heavy handed flatpickers. The color ranges from light to reddish to (only rarely) chocolate brown with subtle unevenness of color being allowed sometimes even in the higher grades.

Top Western Red Cedar, 2A grade, dreadnought

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Wood Species
Western Red Cedar
Shipping Restrictions - Location
No Restrictions
Grade
2A Grade
Size
Dreadnought or smaller
Length
20" or 50.8cm
Thickness
.120"+ or 3mm+
Top Width
Lower bout 15 1/2" or 39.37cm Upper bout 11 1/2" or 29.27cm
Tempered
No, not Tempered

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Top Western Red Cedar, 2A grade, dreadnought

Cedar is more fragile and not as elastic as Spruce, but it is more stable with changes in moisture content. It is liked for its warm color, straight grain, and clear crisp tap tone. The sound of a Cedar topped guitar is regarded for its harmonic richness and complexity and for a wider dynamic range compared to Spruce – though it’s lack of “headroom” makes it a poor choice for heavy handed flatpickers. The color ranges from light to reddish to (only rarely) chocolate brown with subtle unevenness of color being allowed sometimes even in the higher grades.

Top Western Red Cedar, 2A grade, dreadnought

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