@julioherrera

Hi Julio, There are many woods that can be used for the back and sides of the guitar such as India rosewood, mahogany, walnut, maple any many others but the most common wood for soundboards is Sitka spruce or Cedar. Necks tend to be mahogany, cedar and maple. 

Although the choice of wood can effect the tone, the type of bracing and the way you carve it will also have a big effect on the tone. 

Sign up for Mark's online courses and you will learn a lot from him on this subject. 

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Hi Julio, Maple is popular wood for acoustic guitar backs and sides. Sitka spruce wood for acoustic guitar tops. Mahogany wood for acoustic guitar.

@hennry1234 thank you for specifying it, can you tell me where are you from? Any good vendors from where I can purchase this wood?

@russ thank you for explaining it, sir!

Can you place the online course link here in the comments?

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@russ thank you for explaining it, sir!

Can you place the online course link here in the comments

@julioherrera

Hi Julio, 

This is part of Mark's design your guitar course. There's Wood 1 and Wood 2.

https://guitarmaking.co.uk/lesson/wood-part-1-the-neck/   

You'll have to sign up to see it.

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Hi Julio, The top rated Tone wood used that affects the tone and resonance of an acoustic guitar . Tone wood character is a sign of good high performance. Tone woods effect sounds, tones, projection, overtones, sustain, balance and others properties of acoustic guitars.   

@albert1234 Okay thankyou for suggestion

@russ thankyou for the course link!