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Has anyone tried any of the lacewoods for a top? It sure would be purdy


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The Sycamore and Lacewood I've handled, even quartered, hasn't been super-resonant or very stiff. Pretty light, though...


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I've heard of lacewood tops, but have not heard how they worked. I would expect that they would need to be thinner because of the weight. I did one with a maple top one time, it hit the dumpster.

Al


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I really like the look of some of the Lacewood I have seen, but not sure if I would try and use it for a top.

Mike
Whte Oak, Texas


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