>What most folks are calling Englemann spruce these days is probably not >really Englemann spruce. It is probably a hybrid of Englemann and something >I've heard referred to as mountain spruce, or mountain white spruce. > >Now, this is not altogether a bad thing. It turns out to have some rather >nice qualities that some of the Canadian luthiers are finding to be quite a >good tonewood. > >Del No, not remotely a bad thing, as far as I can tell. I've been quite pleased with the results I've gotten with these panels, and their rib stock too. I just had the wrong name on the material. Still behind the curve in too many directions, as usual. Long live Whatever Spruce (and decent crates). Thanks, Del and Dale, for the information. Ron N
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