Port Orford Cedar Ukulele One Piece Soundboard Tenor Size, Bright and Expressive Sound, Light Figure, Eco-Friendly, Sustainable Guitar Wood (LC78) maple Many of the neck woods

Many of the neck woods are recovered from the salvage of old growth trees with growth ring counts from 35 to 50 rings per inch

25 x 8 x 23 1/2”

18 x 4 3/4 x 15” and two book matched pieces 0

We personally recover most of our Maple trees from logging sites where the trees were being sent to chip mills

18 x 7 7/8 x 23 5/8"

Port Orford Cedar Ukulele One Piece Soundboard Tenor Size, Bright and Expressive Sound, Light Figure, Eco-Friendly, Sustainable Guitar Wood (LC78) maple Many of the neck woodsPort Orford Cedar is a beautiful wood for luthiers to use in building acoustic guitars and ukuleles. It has a tone that is not as bright and expressive. Not as sweet as spruce, but a little darker and earthier. It plays well at all volumes and responds well to a pick or finger. The wood will darken to a butterscotch color with age and exposure to light. We recover our Port Orford Cedar on the Southern Oregon Coast. The areas that the trees are removed