Suhr Classic S Rosewood VS Maple Review (No Talking)

[@zefferan0]

Wow! Maple maple maple to me! I never expected to hear difference so clear!

[@iamanovercomer3253]

Already have a rosewood fretboard and planning on getting another strat with a maple fretboard

[@jeffmazzei8520]

I’ve had 9 Suhrs and both maple and rosewood boards are great !!

[@benseidel1181]

Does anyone else hear a little more bite, glassiness in the rosewood and a little more warmth and softer tone from the Maple? (in the clean tones of neck, mid and bridge - but not when two pickups were combined)

[@paulgerards6494]

Man,I don't know what you hear,but it is just the other way around !!

[@adam614ce]

The first of the video maybe, but listen to the more detailed fingerpicking segment later in the video. just hear a different lower-mid frequency with the rosewood board. It's a smoother rounder top end, with the bite changing with the nuances of his style.

[@HillcrestGames]

Close your eyes, skip to a random part, and try to guess. You'll be right 50% of the time. The string is touching the fret/nut and the bridge saddle. Maybe with some scientific instruments you can find some kind of miniscule difference in tone between body woods due to some kind of vibration of the pickup. But in reality any difference in tone here is going to be from the way the pickups are wound or minute differences in distance to the strings. There's not even any logical reason to argue that neck wood would affect tone.

[@adamf.4823]

Maple has more clarity and doesn't seem to lose anything noticeable.

[@daspacechoechechoz9028]

I still end up trading those lovely maple sparkle bite definition bits for the softer rosewood round woody resonant warmth bits...every damn time. Help. Me.

[@emreemre369]

I would go with rosewood for cleaner tones, but with gain, I think straight maple adds some clarity and articulation RW does not have.

[@KaninManeepairoj]

Rosewood sounds tight and clear. Maple sounds open and larger but harsher

[@audiobunny1767]

Massive differences, totally subjective though hence both would provide endless tonal possibilities

[@mr.deafeningguitar1547]

I like the Suhr best.

[@coldcuts113]

Thank you for posting. Totally hear the difference.

[@manoftheday-]

메이플이 저한테는 깔끔하다라는 생각이 드네요 제가 뭘 좋아하게 되는지 알아가는 영상이네요 ㅋㅋ

[@PowMusic]

Maple sounds bigger and warmer. I like it better. Of course there are other variables, but I always loved the attack of notes on maple fretboards just in my personal experience.

[@열정적인중재자]

이번에 뮤직포스에서 클래식 S 로즈우드를 구매했는데요. 이렇게 들어보니 확실히 로즈우드가 깊이 있는 느낌이어서 잘산것같아요ㅎㅎ

[@spider5001]

I liked the maple clean with my headphones

[@enricodirocco7975]

I prefer the clarity and definition and top end of maple. The rosewood is warmer and fatter. Are those V60lp pups?

[@KrlosRodz]

Definitely with distortion you can hear the notes pop out on the maple.

[@svtrader]

That has more to do with pick up variation.

[@mauricioveiranoguitar6141]

Beautiful....i have a Maple versión

[@채윤-n6c]

역시 존써 클린톤예쁘다 ㅠㅠ 중간에 아사토 교토잼 오졌다 ㅠㅠ 존써유저는 존버한다..

[@blueslim8418]

뭔가 로즈우드는 좀 기름진느낌이라면 메이플은 좀 깔끔한 느낌인것 같네요

[@rodrigolima4695]

Could anybody tell me what's name of the first music? please ...

[@duffypuffy4478]

“2002” by Anne-Marie

[@Seon_04]

Suhr classic pro 로즈우드 사용 중인데 메이플 넥이랑 비교했을 때 첫 소리가 좀 경쾌했던 것 같아요. 반면에 메이플은 균등하게 강약이 분배돼서 그냥 취향차이인 듯 합니당

[@oukarphyo2244]

How much this Suhr?

[@KaninManeepairoj]

Maple sounds best with middle pickup

[@jimchiu8279]

I....... cannot distinguish maple and rosewood on the 2 model, good work, suhr.

[@hiroshi3361]

너무 멋있네요 첫번째 곡이름이 뭔가요?

[@Odoriko22]

Anne marie-2002 입니다

[@jwc9698]

싱글은 로즈우드가 더 좋고 험버커는 메이플이 더 좋으면 어떻게 하나요 ㅋㅋㅋ

[@니수비-s3m]

그럴땐 둘다 사면 됩니다

[@AIrdrop-j8b]

난 듈돠

[@nlg1985]

Both sound great, but I prefer Rosewood. 😁

[@kenethcubilla7766]

Name of the first song?

[@gerong7035]

"Anne-Marie - 2002"

[@kenethcubilla7766]

Thanks!

[@youshengwang497]

Could anybody tell me what's the song name at 0:40 ? THX~

[@iqbalirmawan9941]

Kyoto Jam by Mateus Asato

[@youshengwang497]

Iqbal Irmawan Thank you very much !

[@juancovarela]

Maple!!!!

[@smusicchannel3662]

☆

[@RocklyGuitarChannel]

I can't hear the differences

[@rajaaizuddinshah6878]

little soft on maple FB

[@jonah_hosea]

👏👏👏👏

[@cardbored_]

Too many variables to simply correlate any differences to the fretboard wood. I mean, even pickups of the same model will have differences. You’d have to control the environment more in order to guarantee any tonal changes are directly related to the fretboard wood.

[@farishusnanto4400]

Maple

[@siegmac3267]

Not much of a difference. Tonewood things that so expensive yet it cant change the sound that much as a pick-up change haha

[@134SASAKI]

A poorly made guitar won't improve even if you change the pups. Don't waste your money. Find the best guitar for you.

[@siegmac3267]

@@134SASAKI yeah but in the context of fretboard wood, i dont think so. And i agree, im saving for a good guitar :)

[@134SASAKI]

@@siegmac3267 I've been a musician for many years, repairing my guitar myself, making effect pedals, and also a trackmaker / mixing engineer, so I can hear the difference in sound depending on the fingerboard and tonewood. (Even with electric guitar, the sound output is different due to the effects of microphonics, sustain, etc.) In that sense, I love ebony fingerboards. But it's subjective, Don't think feel, anyway. haha Good luck, and keep playing bro, thanks!

[@siegmac3267]

@@134SASAKI wow! Thats great of you! Im looking at a PRS maybe ill have one sometime this year :)

[@jannatinkarlen8702]

Tonewood is the most important thing to decide when buying guitar. Cheap asian no name wood won't improve after changing pickup, in my experience they really DO

[@user-dz2ts6sj5r]

1등

[@karsantinet]

No difference. So, the wood doesn't change the tone.