About 2 years ago I stopped by a little shop that started carrying Furch guitars just to check out the brand. I had absolutely no intention on buying another guitar that day. I played everything they had on the wall and they had a really good selection. I kept coming back to the Vintage 2 OM, there was just something special about it. I got all the way to the door before I turned around and said I’ll take it. I have played many fine guitars in music stores over the years but this was the first time I just couldn’t leave without it. When I showed up at home with a guitar case in hand my wife was a little surprised. As soon as she saw the guitar and I played it for her she smiled and said I understand, that is a great guitar.
I recently bought Furch Vintage 1 OM-SM and I am in love of this guitar. It costed ~1540 USD (in Poland), which is a bargain for such a quality instrument. The sound is truly amazing.
Guys I was in Guitar center whjch I usually do not buy from There was a one owner Furch 2DR hanging on the wall. Tried and was like I can’t believe the tone and the purfling on the Sitka top was stunning. Plus the gist of the original builder during communism made this guitar even more worthy of keeping it which I cherish. Great builder and I own two Bouchers
On the Furch dreadnoughts, the pick guards always drive me nuts because they’re not installed in the right place , need to be turned in a little bit . I had one and replaced the pick guard and made it look a ton better.
Are the differences between these vintage pure and say a Violet D-SM strictly aesthetic or do they have different tonal qualities? ex. Modified bracing?
Cooper, I agree, I really like that dreadnought- a question, though- what material is the nut and saddle and what material are the bridge pins, Please , thank you- I really enjoy your guys' videos- Your friend in the great northwest(Seattle) Wayne Maher- cheers
About 2 years ago I stopped by a little shop that started carrying Furch guitars just to check out the brand. I had absolutely no intention on buying another guitar that day. I played everything they had on the wall and they had a really good selection. I kept coming back to the Vintage 2 OM, there was just something special about it. I got all the way to the door before I turned around and said I’ll take it. I have played many fine guitars in music stores over the years but this was the first time I just couldn’t leave without it. When I showed up at home with a guitar case in hand my wife was a little surprised. As soon as she saw the guitar and I played it for her she smiled and said I understand, that is a great guitar.
I recently bought Furch Vintage 1 OM-SM and I am in love of this guitar. It costed ~1540 USD (in Poland), which is a bargain for such a quality instrument. The sound is truly amazing.
That line is going to be a huge winner. Love the vintage series from Furch! ❤
I like the clarity and articulation of both of them.
Sounds very nice Cooper, although everything you play does as well 🤙
I like the OM
The dreadnought does sound great on my end. Thankfully I didn't need a mahogany dreadnought.
Guys I was in Guitar center whjch I usually do not buy from
There was a one owner Furch 2DR hanging on the wall. Tried and was like I can’t believe the tone and the purfling on the Sitka top was stunning. Plus the gist of the original builder during communism made this guitar even more worthy of keeping it which I cherish. Great builder and I own two Bouchers
Been looking at the Yamaha A3 series for a long time, specifically the AC3R and would be curious to know your thoughts on that series versus these.
I have a Furch blue D-CM. Love it!
How do you think the pure compares to the vintage 1 Sr or the vintage 2?
Excellent as always.. Please do bring some HEX acoustic guitars..
How the Furch do you keep me wanting to buy every guitar you demo.😮 Guitar Jesus temps me again😂.
Buy it and you will not covet
@@johnwashburn3793 But then I will covet the next one😆
On the Furch dreadnoughts, the pick guards always drive me nuts because they’re not installed in the right place , need to be turned in a little bit . I had one and replaced the pick guard and made it look a ton better.
Nice runs 🎸
It’s amazing that in today’s world we say 1400 is affordable. But that is where we are.
Good point. I saw an ad for a house for sale the other day that said, "Two bedroom, one bath....a steal at $526,700. That's where we're at.
One week’s wage for a great guitar ain’t bad
My best friend bought a Gibson Hummingbird for $500! ….. in 1972…
it is
Are the differences between these vintage pure and say a Violet D-SM strictly aesthetic or do they have different tonal qualities? ex. Modified bracing?
Wow, I own two Furch's and will now be forced to buy two more...this could get expensive.
Can I trade the OM with my Martin 00015M streetmaster?
Cooper, I agree, I really like that dreadnought- a question, though- what material is the nut and saddle and what material are the bridge pins, Please , thank you- I really enjoy your guys' videos- Your friend in the great northwest(Seattle) Wayne Maher- cheers
Looks like TUSQ nut & saddle with ebony bridge pins per the specs on the website.
@cph630 wow!- thanx!- no one on any of these videos ever replies- very cool- thx
Last I checked, Furch typically don't make affordable guitars. They're more high end than most brands you'd find out there.
You kicked Chris out of the band didn’t you? 🤣🎸
Open-spore = rough and uncomfortable. At best, "different" but definitely not better.
Affordable!??
$1443 affordable for you ? They sound good for sure.