Poplar Body Blank, 2-Piece (10 lb) - 201

  • WPO1GR|201
  • Liriodendron tulipifera
  • Thickness sanded
  • Electric

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Poplar Body Blank, 2-Piece (10 lb) - 201

Poplar (Liriodendron tulipifera) is an affordable and easy to work with tonewood that is ideal for electric guitar bodies. The moderate weight makes for a well balanced instrument and a consistent overall tone.

Dimensions
Length x Width: 20.500" x 14.750" (520.7 mm x 374.7 mm)
Thickness: 1.750" (44.5 mm)
Weight: 10.00 lb (4.5 kg)
2-piece

Poplar
Used in large-scale production of electric guitars for decades, Poplar is finally catching on with smaller builders. The easy workability makes it an excellent choice for both first time and experienced builders.

Poplar has a very balanced tone, with a pleasing treble presence and a defined bass response. Many builders describe the tone as being similar to Alder. Also, like Alder, this wood sounds excellent when crafted into a Tele-style or Strat-style guitar. And it compliments humbuckers and single coils equally well.

Visually, the yellow-gold color has moderately strong grainlines with green, gray, and brown streaks. It works equally well with hand tools, power tools, and CNC and sands smoothly. The moderate density and closed-grain makes it very easy to finish.


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