I am from Czechia, the motherland of the Furch guitar company. And I am so proud that Alamo takes Furch guitars very seriously and adore them. They deserve it! Thank you guys ❤
Hi there ! Was able to acquite the lj 11 sc version here in Europe and wanted to thank you because I found out about it through your channel 😊 It is very easy to play and sounds grear. To me it is a great guitar which happens to be also a travel guitar.
I picked up the African Mahogany (LJ10-MM) version of one of these up last week on vacation and it's a great guitar. Unbelievable sound out of such a little body.
You are correct about scale length and practicing. I typically switch around between 24.9" and 25.4" and it is a noticeable stretch on my pinky in particular. I also have 24.75" and 25.5" just to keep me on my toes. (With different nut widths to boot) Nice little girl, that Jane is!
I don't know about these but I love Furch guitars. I've got 2 and I'd say from the 'Blue' upwards they are amazing. Certainly my favourite acoustic brand especially with the Cedar tops.
The Little Jane has been around for over a decade now. The main model w/ cedar/hog dents in the top easily, because cedar, but otherwise these are known to be extremely well built guitars that last if taken care of.
Love y'all's videos and reviews, guys. Thanks for the great info! One thing I'd suggest, though, is for Cooper to play similar styles when comparing the models. Maybe some finger style and aggressive runs on both? It's harder to tell which model I prefer when you are playing completely different styles/volume levels. Keep up the great work!
Furch has nice travel guitars. However, Journey Instruments have newer additions as their First Class, Puddle Jumpers, and collapsible Electric guitar models. Please do a podcast feature on these models too.
These are very neat. Sound and look good, and obviously well designed and built. There's a but coming. But... Just too pricey for me. You are paying for quality, but that is kind of #1 instrument price for me.
Bane: "Nobody cared who I was until I put on the mask." CIA guy: "If i take that thing off, will it hurt?" Bane: "It would be xtremely painful... for you!!!"
I am from Czechia, the motherland of the Furch guitar company. And I am so proud that Alamo takes Furch guitars very seriously and adore them. They deserve it! Thank you guys ❤
I’ve traveled with this guitar for over five years. It is an amazing travel companion!
I have to say, I’m amazed how good they sound.
Wow, I was not expecting such a full sound from these! That packs a nice punch.
Furch make superb guitars.
Surprised you carry these! I live in Vienna and have known about Furch for about 10 years. Their full size models are freaking amazing.
I love my duo-bevel Red Delux Furch, practice on it every day and the sound it produces still stops me in my tracks, awesome guitar
I use this guitar as my main, and I have no problem. I use my hands instead of the picks because of the size, but it's awesome.
Expected a travel sound, but that sounds really rich!
Hi there ! Was able to acquite the lj 11 sc version here in Europe and wanted to thank you because I found out about it through your channel 😊 It is very easy to play and sounds grear. To me it is a great guitar which happens to be also a travel guitar.
I picked up the African Mahogany (LJ10-MM) version of one of these up last week on vacation and it's a great guitar. Unbelievable sound out of such a little body.
You are correct about scale length and practicing. I typically switch around between 24.9" and 25.4" and it is a noticeable stretch on my pinky in particular. I also have 24.75" and 25.5" just to keep me on my toes. (With different nut widths to boot)
Nice little girl, that Jane is!
I don't know about these but I love Furch guitars. I've got 2 and I'd say from the 'Blue' upwards they are amazing. Certainly my favourite acoustic brand especially with the Cedar tops.
those sound sweet... Very pretty tone..
Furch are excellent guitars. I have the 2018 limited edition, looks and sounds amazing
All solid wood construction for a travel guitar that is stored in a mesh bag is definitely interesting. I wonder how these hold up over time ?
The Little Jane has been around for over a decade now. The main model w/ cedar/hog dents in the top easily, because cedar, but otherwise these are known to be extremely well built guitars that last if taken care of.
Love y'all's videos and reviews, guys. Thanks for the great info! One thing I'd suggest, though, is for Cooper to play similar styles when comparing the models. Maybe some finger style and aggressive runs on both? It's harder to tell which model I prefer when you are playing completely different styles/volume levels. Keep up the great work!
That soundport neck storage has me flabbergasted!
That is wicked cool. Yes. I’m from Boston.🎸
Yah huh!
hard to tell from the video, could you talk a little about the difference in tone and resonance between the cocobolo and the rosewood?
This is pretty cool guys 🤙
this is actually impressive. please do a demo of the all-mahogany.
Have there been Fretboard Confessional episodes recently? Last one I can see is from last year.
Furch has nice travel guitars. However, Journey Instruments have newer additions as their First Class, Puddle Jumpers, and collapsible Electric guitar models. Please do a podcast feature on these models too.
COOPER!!! What riff are you playing when you introduce the little Jane rosewood? I must know!
Love them without a pickguard.
It’s been nearly a year since the last Fretboard Confessional. Is that project done or just on hiatus?
Being revamped right now. - Chris
How does the bag handle humidity packs for traveling to keep the solid wood guitar at the right humidity levels?
These are really cool but wow are they expensive...
How do you ou change the strings?
It uses locking tuners and you have to push the strings through that „clamp“ at the nut. Quite straight forward.
@@TheGuardian1987 thank you!
Cool...but $2k is a bit heavy for a small travel guitar.
These are very neat. Sound and look good, and obviously well designed and built. There's a but coming.
But... Just too pricey for me. You are paying for quality, but that is kind of #1 instrument price for me.
For most people, sure. The market is for folks who might have something like a Collings and travel a fair bit.
Bane: "Nobody cared who I was until I put on the mask."
CIA guy: "If i take that thing off, will it hurt?"
Bane: "It would be xtremely painful... for you!!!"
Jane... stop this crazy thing!
Only about €2500 for a little travel guitar. Bargain...😂😂😂😂
€1500
@@rostiz1386it's a professionally built travel guitar. Worth every cent.