Birdseye maple, one of the rarest kinds of wood on the planet, has a distinctive pattern that looks like tiny, swirling eyes disrupting the smooth lines of grain.  Birdseye maple isn't a variety or species of maple, but rather a phenomenon that due to an unknown cause. Birdseye maple has a medium density and variable color. The outer rings of the tree create lumber that's usually a creamy, light amber color with darker birdseye patterns. The inner rings, called heartwood, might be deep amber or reddish with dark brown birdseye. Refined specialty products, such as the dashboard of a Rolls Royce, are made of birdseye maple. Since it is such a rare and unusual lumber type, it's very expensive and in short supply.

A favorite for musical instruments since the 1700’s

Hand selected to meet strict requirements for grain, density and tone.

Offers a smooth rounded tone for excellent low end.

 

 

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