Tonewood from the Pacific Northwest is the choice of many luthiers who demand the highest quality wood for their guitars, ukuleles, and mandolins. TONEWOOD TO IMPROVE THE LOOK, SOUND AND PLAYABILITY OF YOUR NEXT GUITAR...!

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The right choice of guitar wood will effect the tonal qualities, amplitude, weight, stability, playability and appearance of your next guitar. Some of the finest tonewood comes from the US Pacific NW and our guitar wood is hand-selected to be highly resonant, beautifully colored and figured - to look and sound it's best!

We also automatically apply discounts of 10% to 25% at checkout for volume purchases. We photograph every individual set so you can see and select exactly what you want. We currently supply tonewood to over 2000 luthiers globally. Your satisfaction is guaranteed. Contact us at: Phone - 928-963-0327 Email - [email protected]

Tonewood is the term generally used to designate wood with desirable and consistent resonant acoustic qualities, used in the making of musical instruments. But, not all tonewoods are equal. Each has its own characteristics.

Mandolin Tonewood from Oregon Wild Wood - the largest online selection of mandolin wood. Over 500 mandolin wood sets and necks individually pictured.

Ukulele Tonewood from Oregon Wild Wood - the largest online selection of ukulele wood. Over 1,000 ukulele wood sets and necks individually pictured.

Douglas Fir Tonewood- An ideal wood for guitar solid body electric sets, acoustic back and side sets, soundboards, and necks. The tonal qualities of old growth Douglas fir are astonishing.

Mandolin Tonewood from Oregon Wild Wood - the largest online selection of mandolin wood. Over 500 mandolin wood sets and necks individually pictured.

Myrtlewood - Myrtlewood is an incredible tonewood. Even spalted, Myrtlewood maintains the same incredible tonal qualities. All of our sawn sets are carefully inspected and tonal qualities tested. All backs are cut to .190" and sides to .140" (approximately) unless otherwise specified.