If you've heard of Furch guitars then you might want to become familiar with BSG guitars. Also built in the Czech Republic and mentioned along side of Santa Cruz and Collings. Ai and the Acoustic Guitar Forum agree.
I bought this one new and am the original owner This is in as new condition with a little bit of normal shiny areas on the satin finish from playing. I ordered this with a little wider string spacing 46mm nut 60mm at the bridge (approx 1 13/16" nut and 2 5/16" at the bridge) for easier fingerstyle playing.
It​ is a sweety, very loud for its size and forget about the boxy parlor sound that is so common with parlor guitars. Crystal clear highs and sustain you'd expect from a much bigger guitar. Sometimes I just sit on the couch and strum away. Also a fantastic fingerstyle guitar.
It is an absolute beauty, pictures don't do it justice. Check out the close ups of that Cedar top.
I am selling to help fund the purchase of a Boucher parlor guitar that I've had my eye on $$$$ can't afford to keep too many high end guitars, as much as it pains me this one must go, as well as a 2024 Bedell Angelica Bellissima Parlor. Also excellent condition.
Thanks for looking. Please ask any questions.
Top: Cedar
Back: Mahogany
Sides: Mahogany
Fretboard: Rosewood
Bridge: Rosewood
Binding: Rosewood
Center back strip: Rosewood
Bridge pins: Rosewood w/mop dots
Rosette: Fishbone
Purfling: Black and white
Slotted headstock
12 fret short scale
630mm scale length
Bone nut
Bone saddle
Gotoh tuners
Hiscox case (I think it's a little big, but it is the case it came with new. Maybe because this parlor is smaller than a single 0 size)
Body specs are on the website. Just search. BSG P10F Parlor guitar.