Rosewood Guitars
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Taylor 214ce Grand Auditorium
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Taylor Builder's Edition 814ce Grand Auditorium
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Alvarez Masterworks MDR70ESB 12th Fret Round Shoulder Electro Acoustic Vintage Sunburst
Yamaha FG830 Autumn Burst
Martin Standard Series D28
Taylor 814ce Grand Auditorium
Taylor 214ce-N Grand Auditorium
Martin X Series GPCX2E-02 Spruce/Rosewood
Yamaha LL-TA Transacoustic Dreadnought Vintage Tint
Cordoba C7 Cedar
Yamaha LL-TA Transacoustic Dreadnought Brown Sunburst
Martin Standard Series HD-28
Martin Standard Series OM28
Yamaha LS-TA Transacoustic Concert Brown Sunburst
Martin Standard Series 000-28
Martin Standard Series D-28E Re-Imagined with Fishman Thinline Gold
Taylor Limited Edition 414ce Redwood Grand Auditorium
Cordoba C12 Cedar
Martin Standard Series OM28E LR Baggs Anthem
Martin Custom Shop North Street Edition OM-28 Herringbone East Indian Rosewood
Faith Venus HiGloss Three Piece Back FVHG3
Atkin D37 Relic
Lowden S25 Indian Rosewood/Red Cedar
Cordoba GK Pro Negra Cutaway with Fishman
Martin Custom Signature Series 000-28EC Sunburst Eric Clapton
Martin X Series DX2E-03 Spruce/Rosewood
Martin Standard Series D35 Re-imagined
Sigma Custom S00R-42S Rosewood Slotted
Taylor 914ce Grand Auditorium V Class Bracing
Taylor 212ce Grand Concert
Martin Custom Shop North Street Edition D-28 Herringbone East Indian Rosewood
Sigma SOMR-28
Atkin OM37 Aged
Martin 00028E Modern Deluxe
Martin Standard Series HD35
Martin X Series DCX2E-03 Spruce/Rosewood
Gibson Songwriter Antique Natural
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