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Furch S24LR-Cut Jumbo Series Alpine/Rosewood Jumbo #57013  From FurchStonebridge

A great Furch Jumbo with cutaway and Alpine Spruce Top!

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What We Think

Gibson J-200 meets top-shelf Taylor Grand Auditorium!  Furch's trademark modern tonality, articulate and lush, undergoes an expansion in this fantastic jumbo series.  The lows are lower and the presence broader without any loss of clarity or balance to the tightly-knit overtone content.  The combination of Alpine and Rosewood bring great tonal versatility to this unique instrument--delicate fingerpicked subtleties and wide-open flatpick strumming are both well-received on the S24LSR-Cut.  The small details like a hand-brushed finish on the body and a satin finish on the neck sit perfectly with the rest of the guitar.  We can guarantee you haven't played anything quite like this one--give us a call to find out how we can help you change that!

Furch S24LSR-Cut Jumbo Series Sitka/Rosewood Jumbo

The Furch S24LSR Jumbo has a beautiful balance to it not normally associated with Rosewood, such a lush and harmonic sound. It's almost as if a natural compressor is on the guitar making sure the perfect amount of frequencies are coming at you from all registers. The lush overtone's almost slow you down as a player because you want to take a second to hear how they resolve into one another. This guitar is available for SoundPure’s Try-Before-You-Buy Program, so if you want to hear how it sounds in your studio with your gear, shoot us an email at Acoustics@SoundPure.com or call us anytime at 919.682.5552. Thanks for watching!

Manufacturer's Description from FurchStonebridge

Model 24 is a very natural-feeling instrument. Its beauty comes from the harmonies of woods used, as shown in the combination of the red Padouk binding and either Indian Rosewood or European Flamed Maple back and sides, both complimented beautifully by our hand-polished Vintage finish.

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About Manufacturer

The Furch Story

Frantisek Furch has been building acoustic guitars in the Czech Republic (formerly

Czechoslovakia) since 1981. Growing up under a Communist government where American music

was frowned upon, Furch and a large group of the youth at the time fell in love with the charms

of our culture’s music, especially Bluegrass and the acoustic folk-based types. They hid their

passion from authority and met and played late at night around campfires or deep in the woods,

far from the ears of authorities.

Understandably, many of the youth had difficulty procuring quality instruments, due to a

multitude of reasons, namely restrictive government trade policies, and lack of sufficient

spending money. This necessity led Frantisek, originally a banjo player, to begin building guitars

and mandolins to supply his friends and fellow music lovers. For the first 8 years of his

professional instrument-building career, business was conducted in secret because the

communist government outlawed private enterprise. In the garage of his parent’s home he built

acoustic guitars, selling them to the growing underground music community. Well before the fall

of Communism, Furch’s reputation grew and reached the ears and hands of many an impressed

music lover. Beginning in 1989, after the fall of Communism, Furch was finally able to build and

sell formally under his own name. His company was named Furch Musical Instruments. By then,

he was producing acoustic guitars that were superb in quality and in no time, he couldn’t keep

up with the demand. So employees were steadily added and in 1993, they moved the

production into a renovated mill.

Furch and his shop quickly gained a great reputation throughout Europe and Japan for making

highly affordable and extremely nice world-class guitars. By finely handcrafting his instruments

from traditional guitar tone woods like Rosewood, Mahogany, Maple and Cedar, and having

direct access to such highly desired species as the European Spruces, Furch’s guitars rank high

with many of the greats. When compared to other similar guitars, though, his stand out in value.

Furch and his shop of builders have also made use of many modern advancements in their oldworld

shop. His guitars today use a modified bolt-on neck joint as well as top notch hardware

like Schaller Tuners, and top of the line pickup systems.

In 1994, Furch entered the Frankfurt music fair for the first time. This proved to be quite

successful, and the demand for the instruments quickly surpassed their production capacity.

Orders were sold out for at least six months ahead of time.

In 1999, the new Millennium Series of acoustic guitars was introduced. By then, they were

completing thirty guitars a week, with a staff of 20 people.

In 2002, they delivered a guitar with the serial number of 15000 and had almost doubled their

production rate.

In 2003, they purchased a much larger section of the mill, which they began to completely

rebuild. The Durango and Bluegrass series of acoustic guitars were launched at the Frankfurt

music fair and were received with much enthusiasm.

In 2004, they moved into the new facilities and completed guitar number 18000.

In the summer of 2005, a decision was made to adopt the name of Stonebridge, for use in North

America and the UK.

In 2015, with the Furch brand name spreading from the rest of the world into North America,

Furch has decided to bring their instruments into North America under their own name instead of

the Stonebridge Brand. Furch and Company now offer their fine old world products to the entire

globe under the Furch name. 

Specifications

Serial Number: 57013
 
Solid Top: Alpine Spruce

Solid Back And Sides: Indian Rosewood

Binding: Padouk Wood with Contrast Lining

Purfling: Padouk Wood with Black & White Lining

Rosette: Padouk Ring with Pearl Wave Inlay

Bridge: Ebony

Bridge Pins: Ebony with Pearl Eye

Saddle: TUSQ Fully Compensated

String Spacing at the Bridge: 55 mm

Strings: Elixir Ph-Br Nanoweb 12-53

Top Finish: Vintage Hand-Brushed Finish

Back & Sides Finish: Vintage Hand-Brushed Finish

Pick Guard: Anti-Scratch Transparent

Nut Width: 45 mm

Available Nut Width: 43 mm and 48 mm

Scale Length: 650 mm

Fingerboard Material: Ebony

Fingerboard Radius: 400 mm

Fingerboard Inlay: Pearl Wave Inlay with Padouk Eye

Headstock Overlay: Ebony

Headstock Inlay: Pearl Wave Inlay with Padouk Eye

Fingerboard & Headstock Binding: Ivory Contrast Lining

Neck Material: African Mahogany

Machine Heads: Schaller M6 Nickel - Gear Ratio 1:15

Machine Head Buttons: Polished Ebony

Nut: TUSQ

String Spacing at the Nut: 38 mm

Strings: Elixir Ph-Br Nanoweb 12-53

Neck Finish: Satin Smooth-Slide Finish

Headstock Finish: Vintage Hand-Brushed Finish

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