Rosewood Guitars
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Taylor 214ce Grand Auditorium C-Class Bracing
Taylor 214ce Plus Grand Auditorium C-Class Bracing
Yamaha FG830 Natural
Taylor Builder's Edition 814ce Grand Auditorium
Yamaha FG830 Autumn Burst
Yamaha FG830 Tobacco Brown Sunburst
Taylor 814ce Grand Auditorium
Yamaha LL-TA Transacoustic Dreadnought Vintage Tint
Yamaha LL-TA Transacoustic Dreadnought Brown Sunburst
Yamaha FS830 Natural
Yamaha LS-TA Transacoustic Concert Brown Sunburst
Atkin D37 Aged
Alvarez Masterworks MP70e
Martin Custom Shop North Street Edition D-28 Herringbone East Indian Rosewood
Yamaha LL16ARE12 12 String Natural
Yamaha AC5R ARE VN Vintage Natural
Martin 000-28 Modern Deluxe
Atkin OM37 Aged
Martin 00028E Modern Deluxe
Sigma SOMR-28
Martin Custom Shop Expert 000-28 1937 Aged
Martin Custom Shop Expert D-28 1937
Yamaha LL16D ARE
Martin 000-28EC Eric Clapton
Martin OMJM John Mayer Model
Yamaha LJ6 ARE Natural
Martin Custom Shop North Street Edition OM-28 Herringbone Wild Grain East Indian Rosewood
Martin Custom Shop North Street Edition D-28 Herringbone Wild Grain East Indian Rosewood
Yamaha FG9 Rosewood
Yamaha A1RIIVN Vintage Natural
Martin Standard Series 000-42
Yamaha LL16ARE Brown Sunburst
Sigma SDR-45
Sigma SOMR-45
Yamaha LL6ARE Electro Acoustic Black
Martin 00-28 Modern Deluxe 12 Fret
Gibson J-185 EC Modern Rosewood
Martin D-16E
Gibson 1936 Advanced Jumbo Vintage Sunburst
Martin D-28 Modern Deluxe
About Rosewood Guitars
A solid rosewood acoustic is the Rolls-Royce of guitars. With deep rich lows and detailed, sparkly highs, they fill the room with a lush, majestic tone.
Rosewood has what’s known as a ‘scooped’ tone which means it has less mid-range than it has low end and treble. This is the opposite of mahogany. which has a strong mid-range. This means that a rosewood acoustic guitar is very popular among singers because it compliments vocals nicely, providing a rich but unobtrusive accompaniment.
Because rosewood was always more expensive than mahogany, rosewood guitars have tended to have an air of prestigiousness which remains to this day. Martin's flagship guitars, the D-45 and D-28, are both solid rosewood; as are the 700 and 800 Series - the top of the Taylor Guitars. line. Gibson use rosewood less frequently but when they do they are often a ‘Deluxe’ model, like the Hummingbird Deluxe.
A selection of our rosewood guitars come included with either a hard case or gig bag.
Why Should I Choose a Rosewood Guitar?
- A rosewood acoustic guitar provides a rich, clear sound
- Perfect for singers
- Prestigious history
Frequently Asked Questions about Rosewood Guitars
