Guitar Tone Tuesday: Ep 209 - Furch GNc 2-SW + Why A Crossover Nylon String Is Right For You!

Guitar Tone Tuesday: Ep 209 - Furch GNc 2-SW + Why A Crossover Nylon String Is Right For You!




Visually Impaired since birth, Lucas Haneman of the LH Express uses his ears and hands to guide him when choosing gear, writing songs and recording parts. Will you agree with his assessment? Haneman gives you experienced tips and tricks, as well as showcasing lesser known gear in this series. Subscribe and follow to let your voice be heard!

Here's a cool one for all of you! This Furch GNc 2-SW is a Crossover Nylon String (a nylon string guitar fit for a predominantly steel string or electric player like me, and quite possibly like you too). These "Grand Nylon" guitars from Furch have a much more narrow nut width, and slightly thinner body when compared with a normal nylon string. Best of all they often have a cutaway too, making upper fret access a breeze. For example, in this demo I was able to get up to the 17th fret no problem thanks to the cutaway. If I was in a situation in which I had to do a lot of performing on a nylon string guitar, one like this would be on my personal short list.

The GNc 2-SW features a spruce top, american black walnut back and sides faux tortus binding, a mahogany neck with a 12 fret neck joint, an ebony fretboard and a 1 3/4 inch nut width. The guitar also features Furch's CNR neck reinforcement system with a dual action truss rod encased in graphite for added stability.



This episode was filmed at "Sounds Good Music" in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
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