Wooden Guitar Pick - African Mahogany Exotic Wood TT-PL-MH
Description
Wooden Guitar Pick - African Mahogany Exotic Wood TT-PL-AM
African Mahogany - Khaya nyasica
Janka Hardness: 830
Tonal Influence | Durability: Very Warm | Very Soft
Also known as: Akuk, Bandoro, Bisselon, Eri Kiree, Ogwango, Undianunu, Zaminguila, Oganwo, Acajou
Grows: Tropical areas of West, Central and East Africa
Description: This wood has a light pinkish-brown colour with fine dark brown streaks running with the grain. In some instances this dark brown figuring becomes more ‘speckled’ as with Sapele. It has a vast history of usage in the furniture industry and had a renaissance in the 1970’s when it even began to appear in high end drum kits.
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