Furch Guitars For Bluegrass? | Everyone Plays The Furch Vintage 2

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  • Опубликовано: 1 авг 2024
  • Today we asked our employees to take a look at the Furch Vintage 2! Here our the thoughts from our awesome sales team, plus a tone demo from each!
    Corey, Trent, Tyler, & Liz will discuss the playing experience, what music this guitar would suit best, & ultimately who should buy this guitar?
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    00:00 - Trent Playing
    01:20 - Liz Playing
    02:58 - Corey Playing
    04:47 - Tyler Playing
    06:10 - What Would We Change?
    07:20 - The Playing Experience
    10:05 - How Would You Use This Guitar?
    11:36 - Would You Get This Guitar?
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Комментарии • 45

  • @carole8312
    @carole8312 10 месяцев назад +11

    Love the "Everybody Plays" series. It gives a broader perspective of how the guitar sounds with different players. Keep up the awesome work!

    • @carole8312
      @carole8312 10 месяцев назад +1

      P.S. Great to hear from the team...

  • @dividedbytimestudios
    @dividedbytimestudios 10 месяцев назад +9

    Furch is like what Taylor should be, love seeing Liz on here, should be on here more

  • @jimross9429
    @jimross9429 9 дней назад

    I have a Vintage II OM that I bought about a year ago. It’s the first guitar I have ever played that I couldn’t leave without and I have played a lot of nice guitars over the last 70+years.

  • @gottaflylee5521
    @gottaflylee5521 10 месяцев назад +5

    This is what I like about TAS...honest reviews, not everyone would or would not buy this and rating from different players as to the good or not so good!

  • @BubbaTravis
    @BubbaTravis 10 месяцев назад +5

    Funny. I replaced the nut and saddle with unbleached bone and i changed the pickguard on mine. I changed the pins too. With less hollow ones. The bone helped a lot with the brightness. Now it sounds even better!

    • @sh90uk
      @sh90uk 3 месяца назад

      Hey, did you find that your changes made the guitar less bright? (In a good way)

  • @skyemoz6559
    @skyemoz6559 2 дня назад

    Great vid. Love the different styles. Seems kinda bright but maybe in a few years it mellows out.

  • @markhughes5028
    @markhughes5028 21 день назад

    Just bought one yesterday and awaiting its arrival. I’m with Liz on action and bone n/s. I have 2021 D-18 and had to lower the action still sounds amazing. I think the V2D will be a great companion guitar to my Martin.

  • @user-sp4cq4je3c
    @user-sp4cq4je3c 10 месяцев назад +4

    Good to see Liz on here. She knows her stuff! Really kind of tough to review a guitar that is New and with New strings at the same time. They need time to vibrate for a few months. I would test guitars with a Shure 57 or 58 flat in the center. Your fancy mikes can be manipulated to sound any way you want them to. I know TAS would not do that but many people do! Food for thought. I really like this program. Karl.

  • @tcoudi
    @tcoudi 10 месяцев назад +2

    i own this one for almost 3 years and love every minute with it. furch is our national treasure.

  • @sbolfing
    @sbolfing 10 месяцев назад +4

    I agree with Liz - spend this much on a guitar, and I would prefer bone nut & saddle. From experience, the TUSQ will wear (definite grooves cut into my saddle), and when I switched to bone, made big difference

  • @AlexA99423
    @AlexA99423 10 месяцев назад +3

    This is an excellent series. Multiple intelligent perspectives, multiple styles and techniques. Can't wait to hear 'all y'all' review one of the Yamaha guitars.

  • @scottfishkind5335
    @scottfishkind5335 9 месяцев назад

    Great video, I would love to see even more of these multiple points of view!
    I have a Furch Yellow Master’s Choice Gc-CR and love everything about it, it lives up to dream guitar status and is a joy to play every time I take it out of its case. Even after 1.5 years I can’t imagine a more perfect singer-songwriter guitar!!
    I love that they use TUSQ, have it on all my guitars and feel it’s super consistent sounding and I love the sound of my guitars with that product!

  • @jamescoughlan8193
    @jamescoughlan8193 10 месяцев назад +3

    Good honest reviews

  • @coolhandluke2310
    @coolhandluke2310 10 месяцев назад +1

    Sounds great.👍

  • @firemanjsr
    @firemanjsr 10 месяцев назад +2

    I absolutely love my Blue Plus Gc-cm. The only acoustic I’d trade it for is another Furch. Nice video. Liked seeing how the crew evacuated this guitar.

  • @ermancroney3805
    @ermancroney3805 10 месяцев назад +2

    I bought this vintage Furch and it is loud & clear. When compared to my DM Martin, it drowns it out. Thanks for the review.

  • @jamesstivaly8274
    @jamesstivaly8274 10 месяцев назад

    I came across a used one in guitar center which I was not even looking for one
    Immediately turned in my Taylor and it’s one of the best guitars I enjoy playing

  • @texhaines9957
    @texhaines9957 10 месяцев назад +3

    Thanks, TAS for the review. And review by several reviewers with different playing styles. For me, the comments by Liz seem to apply to my playing style the most. Not that I sing like she does.

  • @crispycat4852
    @crispycat4852 4 месяца назад

    Got myself a Fuch Rainbow, thats their custom series
    G-LC Thats a GA body with no cut away and Alpine spruce top ( Moon, Dolomite as Its also called often) and Cocobolo body
    Beautifully made and absolutely amazing to play
    Set uo straight out of the box was perfect, had my luthier check it out and they said there was nothinng to change
    Best way I can describe it Is a sperfectly balanced BUT its like every frequncy is also turbo boosted, the sustain and clarity just cut through You can finger pick , flat pick or strum , it all sounds great and you can dig right in there , Its l=easily holds its own against aven the Martin 40 series dreads
    There no mid range scoop like on the Taylor I own which Is iteslf a custom shop , a 2017 NAMM Grand Symphony Sinker Redwwof top with Amazonian Rosewood body
    THe Taylor is quite "Un-taylor" like, though, othing like the 814/914 factory GAs I tried whiuch I why I wanted it, especially this pretty rarae wood combinatiomn
    No V bracing either, performance instead
    So non of the thin high end
    Its really warm, rich with amazing overtones but has a distinct midrange scoop and a really great bass thump to it
    Perfect for SInging over
    But If I was going to a BG Jam then the Furch Is the choice , the best sounding guitar and most powerful I 've ever played to be honest and even thogh Its not "cheap" as a top end model , comparable Taylor/Martin specs and quality would add another $3k on the price easlily

  • @tueseptlikha7274
    @tueseptlikha7274 10 месяцев назад +2

    Please do continue this.. series. This is the best review style on yt. Would love to see maton , larivee , record king, collings type guitar reviewed like this .. soo coool

    • @AcousticShoppe
      @AcousticShoppe  10 месяцев назад

      Thanks so much for the feedback, we will absolutely continue this series, stay tuned for more!

  • @StanHall007
    @StanHall007 10 месяцев назад +2

    I like it !

  • @rogerd9150
    @rogerd9150 10 месяцев назад +1

    Hello to Tyler! Enjoyed meeting you and everyone at the shop during my visit to Springfield this past Monday. My Furch Vintage 3 Dreadnaught is no where near that bright. So if any of the listeners here dislike the brightness of this one don’t let that deter you from trying one out.

    • @tedc6694
      @tedc6694 6 месяцев назад

      Any chance it's the strings that make the difference? I have an SR/RS Vintage 2. I think of mine as being quite bright but deep low end. Great separation in tone. Compared to a Martin especially. If there was a 3 to compare to I'd have LOVED to played one the day I bought my 2. I haven't played anything I like as much as mine and started playing around 1974.

    • @rogerd9150
      @rogerd9150 6 месяцев назад

      @@tedc6694 Not sure Ted. I’m using Elixir Nanoweb 80/20 lights on mine.

  • @jamesstivaly8274
    @jamesstivaly8274 10 месяцев назад +1

    FYI you guys probably know but you have to use a polish fir satin guitar which Taylor makes otherwise using a typical polish will cause swirls you can’t get rid of

  • @BillBurnette
    @BillBurnette 4 месяца назад

    I had a V2 D-SR and a V2 OM and the only thing I didn't like about them was the finish- it's nice to look at- until you touch it. Every touch leaves a fingerprint that for some reason is very hard to wipe off. I ended up selling both of them.

  • @pchristopher99
    @pchristopher99 10 месяцев назад +2

    I got a couple of Furch's and they do ring a little when they're new.

    • @vyvynylification
      @vyvynylification 3 месяца назад +1

      i kept a furch red for about 2-3 months and I must say the sound changed quite a bit already. It gotten much warmer and full sounding, whilst keeping brightness. Definitly a guitar that can hang with guitars double or even triple the price, no doubt

  • @tfk3160
    @tfk3160 9 месяцев назад +1

    Nice video. Furch makes a few vintage 2 styles like OM and Dreadnought. Which is this?

    • @AcousticShoppe
      @AcousticShoppe  9 месяцев назад

      This one is the Vintage 2 Dreadnought with Rosewood: www.theacousticshoppe.com/shop/Instruments/Guitars/Furch/p/Furch-Vintage-2-D-SR-SpruceRosewood-Dreadnought-Acoustic-Guitar-2286-x70381708.htm

    • @tfk3160
      @tfk3160 9 месяцев назад +1

      @@AcousticShoppe Thanks, I wrote the comment before I got too far into the video, where clearly it's stated to be a dreadnaught. I think your content format here is quite good and different from other guitar "reviews". I particularly like the section that's basically would the guitarist buy this. Good insights for sure.

    • @AcousticShoppe
      @AcousticShoppe  9 месяцев назад

      @@tfk3160 Thanks so much for the feedback, that's great to hear, we'll be continuing this series for sure!

  • @rzh3443
    @rzh3443 10 месяцев назад +2

    Great way to review your instruments. I hear the tusq versus bone arguments but I doubt there is much difference in tone. I think the tusq saddles were meant to ensure a better , homogenous connection with ribbon pickups. Probably easier to tool and shape ?

  • @GrandpaJean
    @GrandpaJean 7 месяцев назад

    The neck feels amazing...

  • @BLAKEISHart
    @BLAKEISHart 6 месяцев назад

    I played one of these and want one ver since. The guy at the store was too busy for me so I didnt buy it

    • @AcousticShoppe
      @AcousticShoppe  6 месяцев назад

      Oh no! That's not great, we can help you get one if you would prefer. 🙂

  • @weed491
    @weed491 8 месяцев назад

    I agree that Furchs have the worst looking pickguards on planet earth ! I really don’t understand it ! I just got a vintage 1 today and before I even played it I got my heat gun out and took that awful pickguard off, I ordered one from Holter pickguards, the pickguards they use are definitely from China . It’s hard to believe that companies can do almost everything right ,then drop the ball on something like a pickguard , which has a huge bearing on looks !!!

  • @superiorjamtracks2189
    @superiorjamtracks2189 10 месяцев назад

    it would have been cool if you would have found some people that can actually play the guitar for this video. They are all a hot mess.