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Cocobolo (Vertical Grain)
Cocobolo (Swirly Grain)
| COCOBOLO (Dalbergia Retusa) |
| OTHER COMMON NAMES: Granadillo (Mexico) |
| Note: This Dense Rosewood (Dalbergia) is heavier than Ebony. Colors range from yellow brown to orange brown, to reddish brown with colored streaks running through the grain. |
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| CR5V Cocobolo (Vertical Grain) |
BSR7EG (MD7) Cocobolo (Swirly Grain) |
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| BSR6PE Cocobolo (Dark Multi-Grain) |
| Origin: | Mexico, Nicaragua (Central America) |
| Avg. Weight (@ 6-8% moisture): | 5.6 Lbs. per Bd. Ft. |
| Weight Classification: | Very Heavy |
| Where Used on Smith Basses: | Top & Back Sets with Matching Headstocks |
| Tone Produced on Smith Basses: | Strong Low End w/ Notched High End Bite |
| Stock Availability: | Various Colors & Patterns |
| Avg. Age of Wood in Stock: | 12+ Years Acclimated (Kiln & Air Dried) |
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