Furch Yellow Deluxe Demo & Review | Comfort and Class

[@verticalperspective8039]

Wow... Listen to the resonance! The body of sound is pure quality of the highest order and appears comfortable to hold!

[@Mackie17]

I have one of these. Mine has the cedar top, LR Baggs Anthem, and I think I might have had the first one in Canada. I couldn't love it more! I'm not a good enough player to deserve it, but I love it so much.

[@anthonyb2334]

Thank you Chris. Excellent video. I’m still learning which model would work for me.

[@MrA1582000]

I love it’s sound. Not too bright or brassy.

[@BobPerrone]

The finest production made guitars in the world. I am a proud owner of a 6 and 12 string and cannot put them down.

[@juzzie]

Chris I’d love the tabs to these demos!! Where are they ?!?

[@tuco8734]

Hello, love your very informative videos. Curious to know if you had to choose between Furch yellow deluxe or a Yamaha fg5 which would you buy ? This is the dilemma I’m facing now and I don’t have any access to a furch guitar . Any advice would be much appreciated .

[@rango_unchained]

Great review. Your playing is so beautiful, Chris. Thank you.

[@lozirullo]

I'm waiting mine in 6 long days, exactly the same,I keep looping that video since a week, you'll notice many views from Italy 😂

[@briansgro8478]

Are there any tone wood combos that sound better for half step down tuning. ?

[@Mackie17]

I have the same guitar with a cedar top and it sounds amazing half step down. A little darker and warmer. It sounds absolutely bonkers in drop D.

[@nightowl1654]

Thanks for asking this question!

[@tbeau6663]

They're everything a Taylor should be. (I've owned both)

[@roderickmathison5245]

They are richer & mellower than Taylors. (And less expensive.). They unfortunately have very thick, chunky necks, though.

[@maximumaverage]

Looks like a Taylor 914ce without the jewelry

[@tbeau6663]

Fortunately, it sounds better!

[@michaelogden5093]

Beautiful guitar and played beautifully. Seems to be missing some zipity do-da though.

[@77guitarts22]

Dowina guitars would be a more value for your money and quality top notch of a custom hand made guitar in Europe / Slovakia. I have one and it's amazing. Very similar to Furch but different. Better prices. I feel Furch used to be affordable but now it becomes more and more similar in price to the Taylor.

[@Mackie17]

But you get way more value from Furch than you do from a Taylor. This guitar is up there with a Taylor 814, but it's like $2000 cheaper

[@reydelagarza2953]

which Dowina model is comparable to the yellow deluxe here?

[@77guitarts22]

@@reydelagarza2953 Good point, Dowina Cabernet would be something similar, but not indentical. It lacks the bevels and it's a different Scale length. Indeed Furch is superior in some aspects with this model. Feel wise, Furch are a bit on the heavy side and the scale length is always longer than Dowina. So you get a more intimate feel and boutique feel with Dowina. Since they're a small maker, they say they can make you on order whatever you please, for not so much money. So they might be able to make a beveled guitar also.

[@asdf7972]

i know right, furch used to be affordable, nowadays, its not much different from taylor that's very sad

[@chickenlickin3820]

triple DD moobs : )

[@charlesbranch4120]

Wow! This Yellow Deluxe "Foork" (roll the 'r' like a Scotsman, Sean Connery f'r instance) is gone! It sounds good though, and I will look to see if Chris posted a video on the blue series. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f2GkYqJnh7WIpKs

[@lilycat1694]

I want to love it, but it sounds somewhat muted.

[@user-mr6mv8lj2d]

I thought it was pronounced Furk?

[@hansvandermeulen5515]

In Chech the u is pronounced as oo, the ch is pronounced as in Loch Ness and the r rolls like scots english. As for other languages, pronounce it however you like.

[@tbeau6663]

Correct

[@larrycollins8223]

It still doesn’t sound like Cooper’s custom!

[@benja1378]

Almost like it isn't a custom hm 🤔

[@casuallycovered2437]

Moobies lol

[@terencebradley3887]

I own the yellow car

[@loganpeters2243]

Does anyone have an idea on playability vs. Furch and Taylor??? I know Taylor’s have playability dialed in very nicely, but I prefer the tone from Furch guitars personally.

[@GregHealy-kz6jn]

We’re in the same boat. I’m in the market and I have narrowed it down to Furch and Taylor. I wouldn’t say money is no object, but I think I’d be willing to spend for a 914CE. But I totally agree with you….i like the Furch sound better. The problem is I’ve never played one. And I have played Taylor, and I know for sure they are very comfortable to play. But if Furch is anywhere close to Taylor comfort, it will be no contest.

[@roderickmathison5245]

Furchs are less expensive, and sound warmer, mellower, richer. The downside is the necks are far chunkier (not personally a fan of Furch necks!).

[@spydertran]

I have a 314ce and Furch Pure Red D-LR... Love the sound of my Furch sooo much better (by a mile) but the Taylor fretboard is easier to play for fingerstyle. Furch still plays great along the neck but Taylor has somehow managed to master the neck/fretboard imo.

[@dwightlilly4208]

I'm disappointed in the sound, the lows are muddy and muted while the high have no sustain. But I do like the beveled out appointment for comfort.

[@juzzie]

Yeah I’ll take a Taylor vs this one sorry Furch

[@tbeau6663]

No way. Taylor's are shit.

[@CatchMeOutside361]

Too boomy for my taste. It’s like a hollowed out boomy thing … YEs I know the guitar is hollow lol but I don’t know how else to explain it