The electric tone is marked by a warm sound with lots of low to mid-range frequencies. Alder - Alder is the classic Stratocaster body material, though the original models were made of ash. Alder is easy to work with because it doesn't require a lot of pore fill. Ash - Twangy, porous, and heavy are words that describe ash, the classic ingredient of the Telecaster sound. It also has good bottom end.
Maple is extremely hard and dense.
While this makes them ideal to support the stress of string tension as a neck, they are too heavy and too bright-sounding for use as a solid guitar body. The Les Paul Standard utilized the maple cap to add brilliance to the body while retaining the warmth of the mahogany. Maple is sometimes used for the sides and back of acoustic guitars, but not nearly as often as rosewood or mahogany. Ebony - Ebony, when not used in pianos, is a great material to use in fretboards. The wood is extremely strong, bright, and durable.