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In many musical instruments, including the organ, piano, dulcimer, and cimbalom, a resonant wooden part which vibrates with the notes, amplifying the sound.
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Green-peace began researching the "chain of custody" of logs harvested in Alaska in 2003 and found that this region supplies most guitar manufacturer's Sitka spruce--the slow-growing wood often used for guitar soundboards.
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Greenpeace began researching the "chain of custody" of logs harvested in Maska in 2003 and found that this region supplies most guitar manufacturer's Sitka spruce--the slow-growing wood often used for guitar soundboards.
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