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just because you do, doesn't mean you should.
All were well built and sounded good. I've personally always liked them since.
He did buy a one but I don't know which model.
Dowina are a similar idea in terms of value for money (they're made in Slovakia while the Furches are Czech). I think the main guy worked with Furch at the very start for a little while, way back.
Forsyth's in Manchester are easy to get to on the train (if the trains are running)
Dowina is the same too, several dealers which stocked them no longer seem to.
It's a shame, they're really good guitars (I agree- good full stop, at least based on the ones I've tried, without really any need for the "for the money" qualifier), but I guess most people want the big names. Also as with most brands they probably have a "sound", which you either like or don't...
For the OP, at the risk of invoking tFB bête noire thread derailment, your nearest stockist is probably Richard's Guitars in Stratford-upon-Avon. Going there isn't necessarily a descent into the pits of retail hell (mine came from there, and it was certainly a rich experience ).
Im possibly selling it but I don't think Im close enough for you to come and try
just because you do, doesn't mean you should.
Granted- inane naming conventions probably are vintage accurate for the big names...
EDIT: Being serious for a second, I think they do go up in order of colour from the bottom to the top of the rainbow, as I said above. I was trying to be slightly helpful, in addition to trying to farm some LOLs...
Actually I haven't a clue either
The hierarchy appears to be (from cheapest to most expensive): Violet, Blue, Green, Yellow, Red then Rainbow. So the reverse of a traditional rainbow.
If you have to have a name decoder...
But I think you're right about the rainbow. I looked it up on wikipedia but got bored/sidetracked when I didn't actually find a list of the colours in order! (Apparently what Newton meant by "Blue" is more likely to be cyan, and what he meant by "indigo" is more like what we mean by blue!)