Furch Yellow Grand Cw Cr 43Mm Lrb1
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Grand Auditorium Format with Cutaway: excellent versatility and easy access to the treble for solo passages.
- 43 mm Narrowed Nut: comfortable grip, ideal for smooth playing and clean chords, even for hands accustomed to narrower necks.
- Premium Tonewoods: Premium cedar top, solid rosewood back and sides (CR) for an open, singing, and balanced tone.
- Stage/Studio Electronics: LR Baggs EAS-VTC LRB1 pickup for natural and expressive amplification.
Manufacturer Information
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A Grand Auditorium Furch Designed for Versatility and Precision
The Furch Yellow GC-CR 43 mm fits within the spirit of modern "all-terrain" guitars: meticulous craftsmanship, balanced response, and playing comfort that invites both accompaniment and melodic playing. Its cutaway enhances freedom in the high register, while the voicing aims for tonal coherence across the entire range. The glossy finish highlights the natural elegance of the woods, accentuated by koa purfling and refined presentation.
For Which Guitarist and Styles?
This electro-acoustic guitar is especially suited for intermediate to advanced guitarists seeking an inspiring instrument, yet remains very accessible thanks to its 43 mm nut width. It excels in fingerstyle, contemporary folk, acoustic pop, nuanced accompaniment, and dynamic arrangements. On stage as well as in recording, its natural balance helps quickly find a place in the mix without forcing the attack.
Sound
The Premium cedar top delivers a quick response, an "immediate" playing feel, and a rich harmonic content, particularly appreciated in fingerstyle and nuanced attacks. The solid rosewood (back/sides) complements the overall sound with ample projection, deep but controlled lows, expressive mids, and clear highs, while promoting a singing sustain. The Grand Auditorium format sits at the heart of versatility: enough body for accompaniment while retaining the definition needed for arpeggios and melodic lines. Amplified, the LR Baggs EAS-VTC LRB1 electronics are designed to preserve the acoustic character of the instrument with natural reproduction, useful both in concert and direct recording.
Technical specifications
| Format | Auditorium | Fingerboard | Ebony |
| Left handed | No | Neck Type | Screwed |
| Cutaway | Yes | Electroacoustic | Yes |
| Strings | Steel | Color | Natural |
| Nbr of strings | 6 | Finishing | Glossy |
| Top | Cedar | Hardware | Chromed |
| Back&Sides | Rosewood | ||
| Type | electro-acoustic guitar | Pickup/System | LR Baggs EAS-VTC LRB1 |
| Back | solid rosewood (CR) | Voicing | yes (tonal coherence across the range) |
| Sides | solid rosewood (CR) | Finish | glossy |
| Nut width | 43 mm / 1.69" | Purfling | koa |
| Hardware details | not provided | ||
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Questions frequently asked
What sound does the combination of solid cedar and rosewood bring to this Furch Yellow Grand Cw Cr 43Mm Lrb1?
The premium cedar top promotes a quick response to a light attack. The solid rosewood back and sides support bass, expressive midrange, and clear treble.
Is the 43 mm nut width suitable for fingerstyle?
With a 43 mm / 1.69" nut width, this model offers a width designed for a modern and smooth neck. The Grand Auditorium body shape helps maintain clear articulation of arpeggios and inner voices.
What electro-acoustic system is installed on this guitar?
The LR Baggs EAS-VTC LRB1 electronics are equipped for natural sound reproduction in light sound reinforcement, on stage or direct input. The system complements the acoustic character of the guitar.
Does the cutaway facilitate access to the upper frets?
The cutaway allows easier access to the higher register.
What woods and finish are used?
This guitar features a cedar top, solid rosewood back and sides, and an ebony fingerboard. The finish is glossy, natural color. Koa purflings and chrome hardware complete the presentation.
