Furch Vintage 2 SR a D (43mm) - full-pore vintage natural

The FURCH Vintage 2 SM a D (43 mm) is a Dreadnought-style steel-string acoustic guitar. It features high-grade solid woods in a proven traditional configuration: AA Sitka spruce top, AA rosewood back and sides, solid African mahogany neck, and ebony fingerboard.
The Vintage 2 SM a is ideal for musicians seeking a high-quality, versatile instrument (for strumming and fingerpicking) that delivers powerful, full-bodied, balanced, and responsive tones, with a polished vintage character that is absolutely irresistible.
Its neck, which has a nut width of 43 mm (45 mm on standard models), will make it easy for musicians accustomed to playing electric guitars to get a comfortable grip.

Indian rosewood is undoubtedly one of the most popular traditional woods. It shares the fundamental character of mahogany with prominent (though more subdued) midrange frequencies, but with a much broader frequency range extending to both the lower and upper ends of the spectrum.

Furch guitars are extremely well-regarded and are on par with equivalent models offered by leading American brands.
At Furch, it all begins with an uncompromising selection of woods, during which environmental considerations are taken seriously.
Next comes the drying process, which the company spent many years perfecting before achieving optimal results.
The classification of woods according to various criteria (color, grain, consistency, stiffness, etc.) also leaves nothing to chance.

As we know, the soundboard and its bracing play a fundamental role in the instrument’s sound and longevity. Here again, Furch draws on its three decades of expertise, which has enabled it to find the optimal balance between stiffness, volume, sustain, and dynamics.

The finish is no small part of the equation that makes for great acoustic guitars. Furch has gone the extra mile to develop an effective protective coating that fully preserves the sonic integrity of its guitars. Its finishes are stunning, but above all, they are extremely uniform and consistent in thickness.

Housed in a carbon sleeve, the Furch CNR bidirectional truss rod allows for precise adjustment of the neck’s curvature while stabilizing it.