Which wood is "tankwood"?

[Nachobassman]

Navigatin´ thru the CS gallery discovered this sexy, white LX with "tankwood" neck... what? tankwood? What is that?


http://warwick.de/en/Warwick---Prod...--Streamer-LX---1038--4-string--Pictures.html

 

[AsturHero]

seems to be Delignit® its a phenolic resin laminated Wood, density like metal, very stiff, used in Aircraft, transportation etc., normally the basic wood is European beech

seems to be the wood, often used at the hard floors from removal vans

 

[The ShadowKnight]

tankwood neck and no camo finish on the body?

 

[uOpt]

It is what Finnish tanks were made off when they kicked the Soviet Union's ass in 1938.

 

[Florin]

Hi guys, I got my answer:
Tankwood is a special plywood with basic wood, but pressed with a lot of power and lot of resin. This material it is very stiff, heavy and sound wise it is in the direction of Graphite necks.

 

[Nachobassman]

Hi guys, I got my answer:
Tankwood is a special plywood with basic wood, but pressed with a lot of power and lot of resin. This material it is very stiff, heavy and sound wise it is in the direction of Graphite necks.

Thank you, boss.

 

[AsturHero]

so its the same answer that i have given days before and i am right with this stuff

 

[Nachobassman]

so its the same answer that i have given days before and i am right with this stuff

I thought your answer was close to it, yes. I imagened "tankwood" was some kind of "man made" wood, like "ekanga" or "carolena".

You have won a big hug and a lollipop, Astur.

 

[AsturHero]

nooo i have won Churros y Sidra natural please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Nachobassman]

nooo i have won Churros y Sidra natural please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Let me think about it...

 

[The ShadowKnight]

 

[Charmand G]

Thought this was something only my exes knew about.

 

[Florin]

I thought your answer was close to it, yes. I imagened "tankwood" was some kind of "man made" wood, like "ekanga" or "carolena".

You have won a big hug and a lollipop, Astur.

Actually the complete answer I received was: a forumer answered already we just brought the carbon thing

 

[thefitz]

I thought your answer was close to it, yes. I imagened "tankwood" was some kind of "man made" wood, like "ekanga" or "carolena".

I think "Carolena" is pine, not a composite. It's pine from the Carolinas. Can't explain the 'e'.

 

[Augie]

That tankwood looks like a denser version of the stuff Martin uses for their X-series necks. they basically slice their neck offcuts into thin slices and compression glue them together, you end up with a cheap but stiff as hell multilaminte neck.