Furlan LP-Style Guitar

We’re proud to introduce Furlan Guitars, a killer addition to the legacy of world-class instrument makers coming straight out of Chicagoland. Built by hand in LaGrange Park —just west of the city — these guitars embody everything we love about our homegrown scene: craftsmanship, character, and an obsessive attention to detail. Like us, Furlan calls the Chicago area home, and they’re carrying the torch for the region’s rich history of innovation and artistry. At FRET12, we’re all about supporting the builders who put their soul into every piece — and Furlan is building something truly special, right in our own backyard. LP - STYLE GUITAR Body: • Eucalyptus Grandis (eco-friendly & sustainable)     Neck: • One-piece Eucalyptus Grandis  • Indian rosewood fretboard   • Mother-of-pearl & abalone fret markers  • Bone nut  • Dual action truss rod  • Jescar nickel-silver frets  • 24.75” scale length  • 12” fretboard radius  • C-shaped neck profile  Electronics: • Greenville Suspicion 2 pickups (PAF clones hand wound in Michigan)  • CTS potentiometers   • Switchcraft switch & output jack • 50's style vintage wiring Hardware: • Gotoh SD-90 vintage-style locking tuners  • Guyker locking bridge & tailpiece    Finish: • 2K high gloss finish: tobacco burst    ABOUT THE MAKER "Crafted for Tone, Built for Life" "As a dedicated luthier and member of the Association of Stringed Instrument Artisans and the Guild of American Luthiers, I uphold the highest standards of craftsmanship. My guitars blend the time-honored traditions of the 1950s and 1960s with modern precision, ensuring exceptional tone, feel, and longevity.Using traditional hand-building techniques alongside CNC technology for precise rough milling (±0.005 inches), I focus on the artistry of shaping, assembling, and finishing each instrument, paying close attention to the details that truly matter.  The result is a premium guitar that looks stunning, plays effortlessly, and resonates with unmatched clarity - built to inspire and last." - John Furlan