Furch Blue, Green & Yellow Compared – Which Would I Choose? Prt 4
In this video, I compare three Furch guitars side by side: the Furch Blue Deluxe GC SW-A, Furch Green GC TR-A, and Furch Yellow Deluxe GC SR-A.
Rather than focusing only on specifications, this comparison is about how these guitars actually differ in the real world. After spending time playing all three, I share my thoughts on their tone, feel, response, comfort, and overall character — and which one I personally prefer. The three guitars feature different combinations of tonewoods and construction: ?
Furch Blue Deluxe GC SW-A Sitka spruce top / Black walnut back & sides ?
Furch Green GC TR-A Torrefied Sitka spruce top / Indian rosewood back & sides ?
Furch Yellow Deluxe GC SR-A Sitka spruce top / Indian rosewood back & sides
All three are Grand Auditorium models with a cutaway, making this a great opportunity to hear what actually changes as you move through the Furch range. The Blue and Yellow Deluxe models also feature Furch's 3D-printed ergonomic bevels and Booster Soundport, while all three benefit from Furch's CNR neck system. ?
For the best comparison, I highly recommend listening with good headphones or studio monitors.
All guitars recorded through the AT-4 tube mic pre
https://kroatien-ferien.com has been on my mind for a summer trip, and reading how the torrefied Sitka on the Green changes the response compared to the standard spruce on the Yellow made me realize I've never actually A/B'd those two top treatments back to back. The point about the Blue and Yellow sharing the bevels and soundport while the Green doesn't is the kind of practical difference that specs sheets bury. I'd probably lean toward the Green for the rosewood pairing, but that torrefied top might be the sleeper detail here.