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I've seen that some makers use a figured veneer to cap their guitars:

Other than price is there a significant advantage to doing so rather than, say, a AAA flame maple top?

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I've seen that some makers use a figured veneer to cap their guitars:

Other than price is there a significant advantage to doing so rather than, say, a AAA flame maple top?

I'd say price is the main reason for that. There is no significant tonal advantage to doing so.

SR

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Availability is another factor. Many highly figured woods go directly to veneer. You might never find what you're looking for think enough for a cap.

Ray

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