White Pine | Dreadnought | AA

$54.00

White Pine is a more flexible alternative to spruce, low note tap tone and very little cross grain stiffness. The top is essentially a blank slate for your brace wood. Grain spacing is narrow at center and widens near the outer edge in part to the grain angle leaning over. Not a traditional top but the sound is surprisingly good and the aesthetic is unique.

White Pine is a more flexible alternative to spruce, low note tap tone and very little cross grain stiffness. The top is essentially a blank slate for your brace wood. Grain spacing is narrow at center and widens near the outer edge in part to the grain angle leaning over. Not a traditional top but the sound is surprisingly good and the aesthetic is unique.

Understanding Our Grades

Some products are available in multiple grades, while others are offered as unique pieces without grading. Our grading system is based primarily on the appearance of the working surface. Grade reflects visual characteristics such as grain consistency, colour variation, figure, and defects. It does not necessarily indicate tonal quality.

Master Highest visual selection
Near perfect top. Even and straight grain. No runout. Generally white in colour. Tops by log number are available.
AAA Premium appearance
Knots and knot shadow are not allowed within the pattern area. Grain is straight and even or graduated. Minimal to no runout. Generally white in colour. Tops by log number are available.
AA Excellent working grade
Knots and knot shadow fall outside the pattern area. Grain may be uneven, wavy, or curved. Slight colour variation allowed. Slight runout allowed. Tops by log number are available.
A Value-focused instrument wood
Knots and knot shadow fall within the pattern area. Brown and orange colour allowed. Specific log numbers cannot be requested.
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Specifications

Species White Pine
Cut Type Quarter Sawn
Instrument Type Dreadnought Guitar
Pieces Included 2-Piece bookmatched top.
Dimensions 558 × 228 × 5 mm
Notes Harvested, air dried and stored indoors since 2010. Ready for final processing.

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