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I was saying to a mate the other day while admiring his new poplar burr (and a little ripple) topped guitar that guitar tops is an excellent use of woods that aren’t intrinsically strong and/or stable. A 5mm top is held in place with a 30mm slab of something aesthetically boring behind it. My first thoughts for such tops were poplar, horse chestnut, lime and eucalyptus (for ripple rather than burr). Any other ideas?

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