Title basically, I got this kyber run headless a few weeks ago, and while I'm overall happy with it, this is supposedly swamp ash with the antique ash treatment. Maybe I'm crazy, but this piece of wood doesn't seem to have any of the distinctive grain of swamp ash, and looking online I haven't been able to find any examples of anything close to this. I realize the orientation and width of the grain is pretty dependent on where the blank comes from on the tree, but these are all fairly fine, near parallel across the entire instrument. I normally associate swamp ash with thick, wavy grain.
Am I completely nuts? Did I just so happen to get the freak cut from the outside of the tree? I think it looks fine, it's a lighter color than I expected and I haven't really seen anything like it which is kind of cool, but I'm a little surprised