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Originally Posted by gr81dorn
They are referring pretty specifically to Spanish Cedar, which isn't very "Cedar-y" if you, like everyone else, thinks of the likes of fencing and decking using things like Western Red Cedar as Cedar. Spanish Cedar is an actual hardwood, not a softwood like those others. It's grown in and grown like plantation mahogany and some of the other mahogany variants. It passes. They've been using it for necks years.
Having spent some time there and with their plant manager, I understand why they mix and match and why they can't be specific, but I know everyone cares about all the fine details, even if they love the sound and feel, they think it's a downgrade.
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Details are good, but my plain truth is, the darn thing sounds good!