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Trussrod Cover USA American Walnut
Trussrod Cover American Walnut (Aftermarket part not a Genuie PRS part) -Beveled edge, Polished -...

7,95 EUR (incl. 19% USt. zzgl. Versand)
Trussrod Cover USA Tulipwood
Trussrod Cover Tulipwood (Aftermarket part not a Genuie PRS part) -Beveled edge, Polished -1 scre...

6,95 EUR (incl. 19% USt. zzgl. Versand)
Trussrod Cover USA Mahogani
Trussrod Cover Mahogani (Aftermarket part not a Genuie PRS part) -Beveled edge, Polished -1 screw...

7,95 EUR (incl. 19% USt. zzgl. Versand)
Trussrod Cover USA Real Mother of Pearl
"Bird" Inlay Trussrod Cover Real White Mother of Pearl (Aftermarket part not a Genuie PRS part) -...

17,95 EUR (incl. 19% USt. zzgl. Versand)
Trussrod Cover USA Maple
Trussrod Cover Maple (Aftermarket part not a Genuie PRS part) -Beveled edge, Polished -1 screw ho...

7,95 EUR (incl. 19% USt. zzgl. Versand)
Trussrod Cover USA BIRD Ivoroid/Malachit
"Bird" Inlay Trussrod Cover Fits PRS USA Guitars -Aftermarket product this is not Genuie PRS pa...

12,95 EUR (incl. 19% USt. zzgl. Versand)
Trussrod Cover USA BIRD Ivoroid/Jade
"Bird" Inlay Trussrod Cover Fits PRS USA Guitars -Aftermarket product this is not Genuie PRS pa...

12,95 EUR (incl. 19% USt. zzgl. Versand)
Trussrod Cover USA BIRD Ivoroid/Lapis
"Bird" Inlay Trussrod Cover Fits PRS USA Guitars -Aftermarket product this is not Genuie PRS pa...

12,95 EUR (incl. 19% USt. zzgl. Versand)
Trussrod Cover USA BIRD Ivoroid/Turqousie
"Bird" Inlay Trussrod Cover Fits PRS USA Guitars -Aftermarket product this is not Genuie PRS pa...

12,95 EUR (incl. 19% USt. zzgl. Versand)
Trussrod Cover USA BIRD Ebony/Malachit
"Bird" Inlay Trussrod Cover Fits PRS USA Guitars -Aftermarket product this is not Genuie PRS pa...

12,95 EUR (incl. 19% USt. zzgl. Versand)

CITES vs. Rosewood: The turnaround

After a nearly two-year CITES ban on the movement of rosewood crossing international borders, unless accompanied by the relevant paperwork, it looks like the ban has finally been overturned.

According to media reports, trading restrictions on rosewood have been revised by the relevant CITES committee allowing all ‘finished’ instruments with rosewood, all their parts and spares, to be traded freely. This ends the restrictions previously in place for musical instruments, which will now apply only to the movement of rosewood as a raw material across international borders.
Common Sense

That makes sense to us. Why would you want to confiscate or destroy instruments legitimately built using rosewood, especially vintage ones or ones where the wood had been sourced in a way that is environmentally friendly? According to NPR, the 2017 restrictions cost the MI industry tens of millions of dollars without a big impact on rosewood conservation. That’s quite a big economic effect on the companies involved.
Musicians and Industry freedom

This new ruling will mean that musicians can travel freely without fear of their beloved instruments getting confiscated or destroyed. But I hope the musical instrument industry will start to think more carefully about what woods they use and how it will impact the environment going forward.