Furch Yellow Grand Lh Cw Sr 43Mm Lrb1
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Grand Auditorium Format with Cutaway: versatility and natural access to the treble, ideal for both accompaniment and lead playing
- Premium Sitka Spruce Top: precise attack, excellent dynamics, and beautiful definition for expressive playing
- Solid Rosewood Back and Sides (SR): deep bass, rich mids, and clear trebles with a great projection reserve
- 43 mm Nut Width: comfortable and familiar playability, designed for transitioning between chords, arpeggios, and modern techniques
Manufacturer Information
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A Yellow GC-SR: The Balance Between Refinement and Versatility at Furch
With this Yellow GC-SR, Furch relies on a highly sought-after "high-end classic" recipe: Sitka spruce top for responsiveness, solid rosewood back and sides for breadth and depth. The Grand Auditorium format offers a particularly musical compromise between the roundness of a dreadnought and the precision of a more compact size, while remaining comfortable. The glossy finish enhances the instrument's elegance, and the koa purflings highlight the body's curves with a discreet premium touch.
For Whom and Which Styles?
This left-handed electro-acoustic guitar is aimed at intermediate to expert guitarists who want an instrument sensitive to nuances, capable of handling energetic strumming while remaining articulate in fingerstyle. The cutaway will appeal to musicians exploring the upper frets (modern arrangements, pop/folk, enriched accompaniment, melodic passages), while the 43 mm nut width offers a balanced grip to alternate between rhythm, arpeggios, and pick playing.
Sound
The Premium Sitka Spruce top provides a quick response and a wide dynamic range: the attack remains clear, chords retain clarity, and notes stand out with beautiful precision even when played loudly. The solid rosewood back and sides enrich the spectrum with ample bass, developed harmonics, and generous sustain, giving depth to accompaniments and a "broad" dimension to solo parts.
The Grand Auditorium format contributes to the overall balance: enough body to carry rhythm parts while maintaining comfortable definition for fingerstyle playing. The voicing is designed for homogeneous resonance across the entire range, helping to keep the guitar balanced between bass, mids, and trebles. Finally, in amplified configuration, the LRBAGG EAS-VTC LRB1 system preserves the acoustic spirit of the instrument and integrates easily on stage or in the studio.
Technical specifications
| Type | left-handed electro-acoustic guitar | Finish | glossy |
| Format | Grand Auditorium | Voicing | yes |
| Cutaway | yes | Nut width | 43 mm / 1.69" |
| Top | Premium Sitka Spruce | Pickup | LRBAGG EAS-VTC LRB1 |
| Back and sides | solid rosewood (SR) | Configuration | electro-acoustic |
| Purflings | koa | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is the Furch Yellow Grand Lh Cw Sr 43Mm Lrb1 well suited for left-handers?
This electro-acoustic guitar is designed in a left-handed version, featuring a cutaway that facilitates access to the higher frets.
What sound does the combination of Sitka spruce and solid rosewood produce?
The top made of Sitka Premium spruce promotes a clear attack and a fast response. The back and sides made of solid rosewood provide rich lows, developed harmonics, and generous sustain.
Is this Grand Auditorium suitable for fingerstyle and strumming?
The Grand Auditorium format is designed to retain definition in fingerpicking while offering body for energetic strumming. The 43 mm nut width supports a balanced grip between fingerpicking and pick playing.
What electro-acoustic system is installed on this Furch?
The onboard electronics consist of an LRBAGG EAS-VTC LRB1 system, intended to preserve the acoustic character of the instrument on stage or in the studio.
What are the finishing details of this Furch guitar?
The glossy finish is paired with koa purflings that highlight the body contours. The cutaway is part of the design and facilitates exploration of the upper neck. The voicing is also specified to promote even resonance across the range.



