Feature

●The peghead overlay is the face of your stringed instrument: the finishing touch of quality
●Thickness-sanded to 3/32" (2.38mm), these veneers are large enough for guitar, banjo or mandolin
●An extremely inexpensive, dense, non-porous wood with a familiar "rosewood look" (without being a true rosewood)
●Granadillos color ranges between sandy and "brick" brown, and it oxidizes over time to a warm dark brown patina
●Approximate dimensions: 3-1/2" x 7" x 3/32" (89mm x 178mm x 2.38mm)


Description

The peghead overlay is the face of your stringed instrument: the finishing touch of quality.

? Thickness-sanded to 3/32" (2.38mm), these veneers are large enough for guitar, banjo or mandolin.
? Approximate dimensions: 3-1/2" x 7" x 3/32" (89mm x 178mm x 2.38mm)

Granadillo
Since all rosewoods are now part of the CITES treaty and international export is prohibited, Granadillo (Platymiscium yucatanum) has been rising in popularity among European and North American builders. It is an extremely inexpensive, dense, non-porous wood that resists wear, has a strong resonant tap-tone and glues well. Granadillos color ranges between sandy and "brick" brown and oxidizes over time to a warm dark brown patina.