When used in your instrument, Koa wood beautifully incorporates midrange and top-end together to produce a pleasantly warm chime.

True Hawaiian Koa wood can best be compared to walnut in terms of density. Koa combines midrange characteristic of mahogany with the top end of maple. As a koa instrument is played, it will open up and reveal more of the midrange to reveal a more resonant tone than when first played.