Amazique

Also known as Ovangkol or Amazique, this beautiful African hardwood has been used by several high end instrument companies Worldwide for many years now. It is noted for its good tonality, color, and reasonable price. From Equatorial West Africa, Amazique is still available in large logs. Color is similar to East Indian Rosewood and the grain is interlocked like Bubinga. In fact, Amazique is from the same family as Bubinga and shares many of the same traits. This wood is a great value. These are cut from a special log with exceptionally straight instrument grade wood.  All of the thick billets (-W14702) are perfectly quartersawn with black and golden contrasting color.  Two of the back billets will have sap center. Fiddleback in several of the billets. Air dried over a 7 year period. W14699: Some checks in the sapwood edge.  Best figure.

Also known as Ovangkol or Amazique, this beautiful African hardwood has been used by several high end instrument companies Worldwide for many years now. It is noted for its good tonality, color, and reasonable price. From Equatorial West Africa, Amazique is still available in large logs. Color is similar to East Indian Rosewood and the grain is interlocked like Bubinga. In fact, Amazique is from the same family as Bubinga and shares many of the same traits. This wood is a great value. These are cut from a special log with exceptionally straight instrument grade wood.  All of the thick billets (-W14702) are perfectly quartersawn with black and golden contrasting color.  Two of the back billets will have sap center. Fiddleback in several of the billets. Air dried over a 7 year period. W14701: Some checks in the sapwood edge.

Also known as Ovangkol or Amazique, this beautiful African hardwood has been used by several high end instrument companies Worldwide for many years now. It is noted for its good tonality, color, and reasonable price. From Equatorial West Africa, Amazique is still available in large logs. Color is similar to East Indian Rosewood and the grain is interlocked like Bubinga. In fact, Amazique is from the same family as Bubinga and shares many of the same traits. This wood is a great value. These are cut from a special log with exceptionally straight instrument grade wood.  All of the thick billets (-W14702) are perfectly quartersawn with black and golden contrasting color.  Two of the back billets will have sap center. Fiddleback in several of the billets. Air dried over a 7 year period.  W14704: Some checks in the sapwood edge.

Also known as Ovangkol or Amazique, this beautiful African hardwood has been used by several high end instrument companies Worldwide for many years now. It is noted for its good tonality, color, and reasonable price. From Equatorial West Africa, Amazique is still available in large logs. Color is similar to East Indian Rosewood and the grain is interlocked like Bubinga. In fact, Amazique is from the same family as Bubinga and shares many of the same traits. This wood is a great value. These are cut from a special log with exceptionally straight instrument grade wood.  All of the thick billets (-W14702) are perfectly quartersawn with black and golden contrasting color.  Two of the back billets will have sap center. Fiddleback in several of the billets. Air dried over a 7 year period.  W14705: Some checks in the sapwood edge.

Also known as Ovangkol or Amazique, this beautiful African hardwood has been used by several high end instrument companies Worldwide for many years now. It is noted for its good tonality, color, and reasonable price. From Equatorial West Africa, Amazique is still available in large logs. Color is similar to East Indian Rosewood and the grain is interlocked like Bubinga. In fact, Amazique is from the same family as Bubinga and shares many of the same traits. This wood is a great value. Slowly dried for over 5 years!  Black and Golden stripes in all.  Wax sealed.  Larger sizes were cut from instrument grade slabs and most have some figure!

Also known as Ovangkol or Amazique, this beautiful African hardwood has been used by several high end instrument companies Worldwide for many years now. It is noted for its good tonality, color, and reasonable price. From Equatorial West Africa, Amazique is still available in large logs. Color is similar to East Indian Rosewood and the grain is interlocked like Bubinga. In fact, Amazique is from the same family as Bubinga and shares many of the same traits. This wood is a great value. Slowly dried for over 5 years!  Black and Golden stripes in all.  Wax sealed.  Larger sizes were cut from instrument grade slabs and most have some figure!

Also known as Ovangkol or Amazique, this beautiful African hardwood has been used by several high end instrument companies Worldwide for many years now. It is noted for its good tonality, color, and reasonable price. From Equatorial West Africa, Amazique is still available in large logs. Color is similar to East Indian Rosewood and the grain is interlocked like Bubinga. In fact, Amazique is from the same family as Bubinga and shares many of the same traits. This wood is a great value. Slowly dried for over 5 years!  Black and Golden stripes in all.  Wax sealed.  Larger sizes were cut from instrument grade slabs and most have some figure!

Also known as Ovangkol or Amazique, this beautiful African hardwood has been used by several high end instrument companies Worldwide for many years now. It is noted for its good tonality, color, and reasonable price. From Equatorial West Africa, Amazique is still available in large logs. Color is similar to East Indian Rosewood and the grain is interlocked like Bubinga. In fact, Amazique is from the same family as Bubinga and shares many of the same traits. This wood is a great value. Slowly dried for over 5 years!  Black and Golden stripes in all.  Wax sealed.  Larger sizes were cut from instrument grade slabs and most have some figure!

Also known as Ovangkol or Amazique, this beautiful African hardwood has been used by several high end instrument companies Worldwide for many years now. It is noted for its good tonality, color, and reasonable price. From Equatorial West Africa, Amazique is still available in large logs. Color is similar to East Indian Rosewood and the grain is interlocked like Bubinga. In fact, Amazique is from the same family as Bubinga and shares many of the same traits. This wood is a great value. Slowly dried for over 5 years!  Black and Golden stripes in all.  Wax sealed.  Larger sizes were cut from instrument grade slabs and most have some figure!

Also known as Ovangkol or Amazique, this beautiful African hardwood has been used by several high end instrument companies Worldwide for many years now. It is noted for its good tonality, color, and reasonable price. From Equatorial West Africa, Amazique is still available in large logs. Color is similar to East Indian Rosewood and the grain is interlocked like Bubinga. In fact, Amazique is from the same family as Bubinga and shares many of the same traits. This wood is a great value. Slowly dried for over 5 years!  Black and Golden stripes in all.  Wax sealed.  Larger sizes were cut from instrument grade slabs and most have some figure!

Also known as Ovangkol or Amazique, this beautiful African hardwood has been used by several high end instrument companies Worldwide for many years now. It is noted for its good tonality, color, and reasonable price. From Equatorial West Africa, Amazique is still available in large logs. Color is similar to East Indian Rosewood and the grain is interlocked like Bubinga. In fact, Amazique is from the same family as Bubinga and shares many of the same traits. This wood is a great value. Slowly dried for over 5 years!  Black and Golden stripes in all.  Wax sealed.  Larger sizes were cut from instrument grade slabs and most have some figure!

Also known as Ovangkol or Amazique, this beautiful African hardwood has been used by several high end instrument companies Worldwide for many years now. It is noted for its good tonality, color, and reasonable price. From Equatorial West Africa, Amazique is still available in large logs. Color is similar to East Indian Rosewood and the grain is interlocked like Bubinga. In fact, Amazique is from the same family as Bubinga and shares many of the same traits. This wood is a great value. Slowly dried for over 5 years!  Black and Golden stripes in all.  Wax sealed.  Larger sizes were cut from instrument grade slabs and most have some figure!

Also known as Ovangkol or Amazique, this beautiful African hardwood has been used by several high end instrument companies Worldwide for many years now. It is noted for its good tonality, color, and reasonable price. From Equatorial West Africa, Amazique is still available in large logs. Color is similar to East Indian Rosewood and the grain is interlocked like Bubinga. In fact, Amazique is from the same family as Bubinga and shares many of the same traits. This wood is a great value. Slowly dried for over 5 years!  Black and Golden stripes in all.  Wax sealed.  Larger sizes were cut from instrument grade slabs and most have some figure!

Also known as Ovangkol or Amazique, this beautiful African hardwood has been used by several high end instrument companies Worldwide for many years now. It is noted for its good tonality, color, and reasonable price. From Equatorial West Africa, Amazique is still available in large logs. Color is similar to East Indian Rosewood and the grain is interlocked like Bubinga. In fact, Amazique is from the same family as Bubinga and shares many of the same traits. This wood is a great value. Slowly dried for over 5 years!  Black and Golden stripes in all.  Wax sealed.  Larger sizes were cut from instrument grade slabs and most have some figure!

Also known as Ovangkol or Amazique, this beautiful African hardwood has been used by several high end instrument companies Worldwide for many years now. It is noted for its good tonality, color, and reasonable price. From Equatorial West Africa, Amazique is still available in large logs. Color is similar to East Indian Rosewood and the grain is interlocked like Bubinga. In fact, Amazique is from the same family as Bubinga and shares many of the same traits. This wood is a great value. Slowly dried for over 5 years!  Black and Golden stripes in all.  Wax sealed.  Larger sizes were cut from instrument grade slabs and most have some figure!