Explaining Brazilian Rosewood guitars: Spanish luthier Manuel Rodriguez Jr

Singapore, Nov 2009: I interview Spanish luthier Manuel Rodriguez Jr on the topic of Brazilian Rosewood guitars at Guitar Gallery in Parklane Mall, Selegie Road (www.guitargalle...)

[@michaelgonzalez7304]

The holy grail of all tonewoods for all types of guitars acoustics (Back and Sides), classical (Back and Sides), and electrics (Fretboards).

[@MrRicheme]

I soon have my third Manuel Rodrigues...

[@onceuponatime2010]

The man speaks so involved, so dedicated. Thank you much for your job being done, Señor🙌👏

[@duaneholcomb8408]

Nothing like a bazillion. Rosewood guitar. I'm,lucky to have one.

[@photoip]

I love my Manuel Rodriquez c3f flamenco guitar:-)

[@onceuponatime2010]

Recently I've become the C3F owner, mate. And do you have a golpeador on it? I picked it second hand and there was no one. I guess, the guitar had been sold with a golpeador separately, not having been mounted onto the top. So I had to buy a golpeador and about to fix it onto the top of my guitar.

[@holyworrier]

Most Brazilian rosewood went to furniture, decorative panels and the like. Guitar making took a very small amount of the precious wood by comparison.

[@E.T.callhome]

I would buy a guitar from this man. He does a nice job.

[@leedee4968]

😊

[@akshay681186]

Can somebody name me the first tune that he starts playing?

[@TheJaguarMex]

Akshay Bhasin Romance d’Amour

[@photoip]

Spanish Romance, please listen to Pablo Sainz-Villegas playing it most beautifully.

[@danielchristian5541]

Sounded like Silent Lucidity by Queensryche. 🤣

[@pedropaulopintopedropaulo8391]

ai ki vontade ter um violão desse

[@markstewart8171]

The last of us!!!

[@kerder8660]

Don't give a shit how the guitar looks.. Hehehe sound is I'm after