D'après Warmoth, ce serait plutôt un bois qui favorise les sons "brillants".
Warmoth a écrit :
Luxurious coloring and grain patterns are the earmarks of Walnut. Whether using an oil finish or a deep clear gloss, the pleasing appeal of Walnut always delivers. This is an open grained wood. Walnut is in the heavy weight category but it's not quite as heavy as hard maple. It has a similar sound to hard maple but it tends not to be as bright.
tu as pris l'exemple du Walnut (noyer), l'acajou c'est Mahogany
Citation:
Mahogany (Khaya ivorensis):
We use African Mahogany in our body production. It is a medium to heavy weight wood with a Strat® body averaging 5 lbs. or more. Mahogany is a fine grained wood with great musical properties. The tone is warm and full with good sustain. The favorite tone wood of the Gibson® brand name; associated with some of the most famous rock music of our time. The grain is easy to fill. Looks good with clear or transparent red finish.
Ces guitares Bach ont l' air bien sympa. Upgrade des micros, eventuellement l' electronique, resserrages des assemblages/vis, puis un reglage complet, ca doit pas etre mal !
