Madagascar Rosewood Fingerboards herringbone We always aim for the

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“Zero Bar” technology eliminates the need for measuring and bearing changes

Madagascar Rosewood Fingerboards herringbone We always aim for theMadagascar rosewood in general has a harder surface than Brazilian or Indian. The plainer, straighter grained types seem to be stiffer. These days the quality of all Madagascar woods is on a downward trend. 1 board in 5 is rejected, 1 in 20 is figured, the remainders are divided 50 50 first and second grade, with a rather broad first grade category. The 1st grade are quartersawn, while the 2nd grades are typically slab sawn.