The Basics of Tonewoods | Martin Guitar
Craig Thatcher discusses how woods affect sound and demonstrates a range of Martin guitars.
Guitarists have more wood choices for new instruments than ever before. Martin Guitar offers models using both traditional materials and lesser-known options, and in this video, Martin artist Craig Thatcher discusses how woods impact tone, and how to make a choice that fits your playing style. Craig uses a wide range of new and old Martins to demonstrate several wood combinations in a range of playing styles.
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