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Brazilian Rosewood
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Bedell LTD-SS/BR LTD Edition Serenade Orchestra
$6,999.00The Bedell Serenade Orchestra is a true masterpiece, like the other limited-edition acoustic guitars in the Brazilian Collection. It was meticulous...
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1968 Martin D-35
$5,250.00The Brazilian Rosewood tone shines on this beauty. It has light signs of play and is in excellent condition for its age. It has just been professio...
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2016 Bedell Milagro Dreadnought - Brazilian Rosewood
$7,900.00This Dread in excellent condition offers miles of old-school Brazilian Rosewood punch!This guitar is a National Geographic styled story, set in the...
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2000 Martin Custom Shop D-41 Brazilian
$7,995.00This gorgeous one-owner Martin Dreadnought features Brazilian Rosewood back and sides and a tight-grained Sitka Spruce top for that classic “Holy-G...
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2015 Taylor 816ce Brazilian Rosewood
$3,999.00This 2015 Taylor 816ce is one of the best sounding guitars that they've ever made. The Grand Symphony size guitar is rich sounding to begin with a...
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1966 Martin D35
$5,999.00This 1966 D-35 is in great condition and is a one owner instrument that has been well cared and loved for the last 55 years. The three-piece back ...
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1967 Martin D-28
$5,995.00This really great sounding Brazilian Rosewood Martin is the perfect instrument for playing all kinds of Americana music. The action is low and the ...
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Brazilian Rosewood is considered by many to be the ultimate guitar tone wood. We currently have an excellent selection of beautiful Brazilian Rosewood guitars from Bourgeois guitars and Santa Cruz guitars. Brazilian has an amazing tonal reflectivity and clarity and balance across the frequency spectrum. It is highly resonant giving guitars what we call bone tone. Sometimes described as a high velocity of sound, Brazilian Rosewood is responsive and complements all top woods perfectly. Many people claim that other woods are similar, but none compare in the excellent quality of this wood for guitar building. Brazilian Rosewood has been banned from import since the 1990s and the stock of wood that is available in the USA to build with has been dwindling for years. This rarity contributes to its value especially because it is so highly sought after for the finest instruments.