Furch Blue Dread Cm Lrb1
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Essential Information About the Furch Blue Dreadnought CM Guitar
Essential Information About the Furch Blue Dreadnought CM Guitar
- All-solid Dreadnought: Western Red Cedar top, African mahogany back and sides for a rich and organic response.
- Comfort and stability: Soft V neck and CNR system (carbon truss rod) for reliable adjustment and excellent long-term stability.
- Warm and balanced sound: slightly emphasized bass, generous projection, ideal for fingerstyle as well as accompaniment.
- Stage-ready: LR Baggs Element Active System electronics with Volume and Tone controls.
Manufacturer Information
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A Furch Dreadnought Designed for Resonance and Playability
The Blue Dreadnought CM follows Furch's approach: precise luthiery, solid woods, and finish choices focused primarily on sound. Here, the Open Pore finish emphasizes the natural vibration of the body, while the CNR system enhances neck stability and tuning consistency-a real advantage both daily and on tour.
Who Is This Blue Dreadnought CM For?
Thanks to its Dreadnought format and tonal balance, this electro-acoustic guitar is well suited for intermediate to advanced guitarists seeking an expressive, responsive, and versatile instrument. It excels in fingerstyle (soft attack, easy control of dynamics) but remains very comfortable for strumming in pop, folk, singer-songwriter styles, and rhythmic accompaniment, with projection that fills the space effortlessly.
Sound Characteristics
The Western Red Cedar top provides a soft attack, immediate warmth, and excellent sensitivity to dynamics, especially enjoyable when working on finger nuances. The African mahogany back and sides add clarity in the midrange, natural definition, and a woody grain that helps the guitar remain clear in a mix. The Dreadnought body shape promotes projection and ample bass, while the Open Pore finish contributes to a "living" resonance feel. When plugged in, the LR Baggs Element Active System electronics allow quick tone adjustment via the Volume and Tone controls, ensuring a consistent sound from home to stage.
Recommended Compatible Accessories
For amplified use, a standard 6.35 mm jack cable is essential. For standing play, a classic strap will work (mounting on standard strap buttons).
Technical specifications
| Type | Dreadnought | Nut width | 45 mm / 1.77" |
| Top | solid Western Red Cedar | Fingerboard | ebony |
| Back and sides | solid African mahogany | Bridge | ebony |
| Finish | Open Pore | Tuners | chrome |
| Binding | tortoise effect | System | LR Baggs Element Active System |
| Adjustment system | CNR (carbon truss rod) | Controls | Volume, Tone |
| Profile | Soft V | Configuration | electro-acoustic |
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Questions frequently asked
Is the Furch Blue Dread Cm Lrb1 suitable for fingerstyle?
The solid Western red cedar top offers a soft attack and sensitivity useful for controlling finger dynamics. The 45 mm nut width and Soft V neck profile contribute to a comfortable grip suited for this playing style.
What sound do the solid cedar and mahogany bring to this dreadnought?
The Western red cedar provides warmth and dynamic response, while the solid African mahogany enhances midrange clarity. The dreadnought body shape favors broad bass and projection suited for strumming.
What electronics are installed?
The LR Baggs Element Active System electronics include volume and tone controls for amplified use.
What cable is needed to connect this electro-acoustic guitar?
A standard 6.35 mm jack cable is required to connect the guitar’s output to an amplifier or PA system. The LR Baggs Element Active System then allows volume and tone adjustment directly from the instrument.
What is the purpose of Furch’s CNR system?
The CNR system features a carbon truss rod designed to enhance neck stability and maintain consistent setup. The fingerboard and bridge are made of ebony.
