Guitars In Danger?
. Henry Juszkiewicz, chief exec of the firm which makes Les Pauls, says deforestation and over-harvesting has led to a chronic shortage of rosewood, maple, ebony, mahogany and spruce. And it could mean the end of the guitar as we know it. Juszkieqicz tells the Independent: "The true wood guitar is going to disappear very quickly. We need to act now � because it just won't be around in ten years. more on this story RockNewsDesk.com is an official news provider for the Day in Rock.
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