HiGloss
Stunning Resonance with Sparkling Highs
If you've played a solid Spruce and Rosewood guitar before, you'll already know why this combination is one of the guitar world's most sought after. The marriage of two stiff, resonant woods creates an instrument with lots of... Read more
Stunning Resonance with Sparkling Highs
If you've played a solid Spruce and Rosewood guitar before, you'll already know why this combination is one of the guitar world's most sought after. The marriage of two stiff, resonant woods creates an instrument with lots of articulate low-end and loads of crisp, sparkly high-end. Plus, you may have noticed that the back of the HiGloss guitars are made of 3 pieces of Rosewood. Often seen as an expensive upgrade by many makers, the reality is that it allows our luthiers to use slightly smaller pieces of valuable rosewood, many of which would have otherwise gone to waste. This makes each Faith HiGloss guitar a little more sustainable and ensures that the managed Indonesian Rosewood plantations are harvested just a little more slowly too.
Which tonewoods are used and why?
How does it all come together?
The Electronics
