African Mahogany Stratocaster® Style Guitar Body – Pre-Routed, S/S/S Configuration – Unfinished DIY Build
Dreaming of a guitar with rich, warm tone and classic character?
This Strat®-style body made from beautiful African Mahogany could be exactly what you’re looking for. Known for its deep resonance, strong midrange presence, and beautiful reddish-brown hue, African Mahogany is a favorite among builders aiming for a bold, vintage-inspired sound.
Features and Specifications
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Body Wood: African Mahogany - Khaya spp. (Single Piece)
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Body Style: Stratocaster® style
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Routing Configuration: Pre-routed for S-S-S pickups and standard control cavity
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Bridge Routing: Undrilled, compatible with most Strat®-style tremolo bridges
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Neck Pocket: Fits Strat®-style necks
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Finish: Unfinished, not sanded
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Moisture Content: 9-12% (ideal for staining or painting)
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Weight: Approximately 5 lbs
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Pickguard Compatibility: Fits most standard S/S/S Strat® pickguards
✅ What Makes This African Mahogany Body Special?
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Warm, balanced tone with smooth mids and singing sustain
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Striking natural grain with dark streaks — ideal for oil or clear finishes
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Sturdy and resonant, with excellent tonal response
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Precision-routed and ready for your dream custom build
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NB: You will receive the exact same set.
Disclaimer
Strat® is a registered trademark of Fender Musical Instruments Corporation. Exotic Wood Zone is not affiliated with Fender® and no Fender warranty applies.
FAQ
Yes, we do custom size orders. But there has to be a minimum of $200 order. But again we try our best to help out in other cases if we can.
Yes, sustainability is a key priority for us. We ensure that all our woods are sourced from suppliers who follow all the legal principles.
Orders are typically processed within 1-2 business days. Shipping times depend on the chosen method, with standard U.S. shipping usually taking 3-7 days.
Yes, we ship to many countries worldwide. International shipping costs and delivery times will be calculated at checkout based on your location.
