How Do You Build A Classical Guitar?
A well-built classical guitar is a work of art as much as it is an instrument to produce beautiful music. The curves and lines of a classical-styled guitar are elegant, and the sounds produced when all the elements of great guitar making come into play are magical. There’s nothing like the pride and satisfaction that come with playing a guitar you built yourself. Purchase semi-finished neck and body pieces from a luthier supply shop in your choice of woods. Different woods produce different tones. Some of the tones are bright, and some will produce warmer, richer tones. Classical guitars often use one type of wood for the top and another for the back and sides. Redwood, spruce, and cedar make good tops. Rosewood, walnut, and mahogany are popular choices for the backs and sides. The neck of the guitar can be the same as the back of the body, or a completely different wood altogether. Check the semi-finished neck of the guitar for imperfections. It should be completely smooth and straigh
