What is the manufacturing process of acoustic guitars?

The manufacturing process of acoustic Guitars begins with selecting high-quality woods for the body, neck, and fretboard, typically using spruce or cedar for the top and mahogany or rosewood for the back and sides. The wood is then cut, shaped, and joined using various techniques, including bending the sides and creating the body shape. After assembling the body and neck, the guitar is fitted with frets and hardware before being sanded and finished with lacquer or other protective coatings. Finally, the guitar is set up for optimal playability, including string installation and adjustment of the action and intonation.