3 AMAZON ROSEWOOD ELECTRIC GUITAR FINGERBOARDS 50+

For sale is lot of 3 Amazon Rosewood (Dalbergia Spruceana) electric guitar fingerboards. This is one of the finest rosewoods on earth; Amazon Rosewood is more ressonant, stable, denser and stiffer than ebony which makes it a really top wood for fingerboards. This fingerboards are straight and sanded and more than 50 years old.
Do a little research on the web about this amazing rosewood. This one comes from an old growth stock that we acquired from a furniture shop that had it stocked since 1981.You won’t find such superior quality old growth Amazon Rosewood anywhere else. 

Measures: Measures: 1- 535 x 72 x 7.5 mm (Calibrated) 
                                     2- 525 x 72/60 x 7.5 mm (Calibrated) 
                                     3- 535 x 75/65 x 7.2 mm (Calibrated) 


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This comes from Lágrima Tonewood the home of old, rare and unique guitar parts. Buying Lágrima Tonewood is buying history; our wood is aged from 5 to 500 years old.
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A bit more info on Amazon Rosewood:

Scientific name: Dalbergia Spruceana
Average dried weight Density: 68 lbs/ft3 (1085 kg/m3)
Origin: Brazil
Uses: Guitar back and sides, fingerboards, bridges, head plates, bindings, peg heads, turnery.

This rosewood grows in the Amazon River basin in Brazil, it tends to be orange or reddish brown with darker contrasting streaks while the sapwood is lighter yellowish clearly demarcated from the heartwood.
Amazon Rosewood is perhaps the closest replacement of Brazilian Rosewood, generally they are very similar sharing the same great visual and acoustic properties. Amazon Rosewood has equally a balanced warm sound with full round basses and crystal trebles, however due to the higher density the notes tends to come out more clear piano-like with great separation of voices.
One of the few differences is precisely the higher density compared with its cousin Brazilian Rosewood, people normally distinguish by the light rose-like scent and by the slight different appearance. This species trees are small, so it is difficult to get quarter sawn backs. It is not an endangered species yet, however today Amazon rosewood is rare and has become difficult to acquire, so it tends to be pricey.
Due to its density it can be difficult to work as other rosewoods like Cocobolo but it turns and finishes well and can be polished to a high natural lustre.
Amazon Rosewood is a superior tone wood with a great look and acoustic properties.