Furch Red Series Masters Choice Gc-SR a Electro Acoustic Guitar

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£3,199.00

This is a New Furch Red Series Masters Choice Gc-SR a Electro Acoustic Guitar from Furch Guitars, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

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Handcrafted in the Czech Republic, Furch guitars strike the perfect balance between incredible tonewoods and craftsmanship, classic looks and design, as well as innovation and progression. The Furch Red Series Masters Choice Gc-SR a is no exception!Made using an AAA Sitka Spruce Top in combination with a AAA Indian Rosewood back, sides and neck with an Ziricote fingerboard and featuring a LR Baggs Stagepro Anthem pickup system, as well as the revolutionary Furch CNR neck reinforcement system, this grand cutaway electro acoustic offers a balanced tone rich with musical harmonics and overtones that work well with just about every type of playing!Key Features Premium All Solid Tonewoods – Crafted with a AAA Sitka Spruce top with AAA Indian Rosewood back and sides in combination with an African Mahogany neck with Figured Ziricote fingerboard, the Furch Red Series Masters Choice Gc-SR a offers a powerful and dynamic well-rounded balanced tone that works well with all playing styles. LR Baggs Stagepro Anthem – Featuring a traditional under-saddle transducer in combination with a specially designed condenser microphone, the LR Baggs Stagepro Anthem offers the most natural and life-like acoustic stage tone. With its side-mounted preamp and EQ, its the perfect choice for those who really like to take control in shaping their live acoustic tone. Furch Soft V – Designed for comfort up and down the neck, the Furch Soft V offers maximum support for both lead and rhythm playing styles, striking the perfect balance between a neck that’s thin enough to feel fast and ergonomic but with enough material for effortless chordal work. Hard Case Included – Constructed from a specially formulated impact-resistant ABS plastic shell in conjunction with a protective polyurethane foam middle layer and plush interior, this hardshell case offers maximum protection in a lightweight package. CNR Neck Reinforcement System Perhaps the largest challenge that luthiers and acoustic instrument manufacturers have been tackling since day one is striking the perfect balance between strength and flexibility. Creating an instrument that’s rigid enough to withstand stable tension across the strings yet flexible enough to allow for fluid vibration and resonance has always been the ultimate goal in the quest for good tone. The Furch CNR Neck Reinforcement System drops tradition and takes things back to the drawing board, utilising modern materials, engineering, and science. The fully adjustable truss rod is encased within a carbon fibre enclosure, which provides superior rigidity and allows for more accurate and controllable adjustments up and down the entire length of the neck. In addition, a unique support casting made from a specially formulated alloy is placed within the neck heel, providing superior neck-to-body support, which allows for far less internal body support, resulting in more resonance throughout the body. Furch Guitars František Furch began his guitar-building journey in socialist Czechoslovakia in 1981. Fuelled by the desire, ambition and necessity for high-quality acoustic guitars during a time when trading around the globe was near impossible. His goal was to craft a guitar that could rival even the most sought-after and well-known guitars from around the world and produce an instrument that provided the same shimmering tones, rich resonance and easy playability heard on countless records of the time. Today, Furch Guitars is one of the most prominent and highly regarded guitar manufacturers in the world. Lovingly handcrafted in the Czech Republic, Furch Guitars are renowned for their premium tonewood selection, expert craftsmanship and revolutionary designs and innovations such as their CNR Neck Reinforcement System and foldable travel acoustic guitars.SpecificationsBody Body Shape: Grand Cutaway Neck Joins Body: 14th Fret Top: Sitka Spruce – AAA Back and Sides: Indian Rosewood – AAA Binding: Koa with White Line Purfling…

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Furch Guitars

Furch Guitars is represented by acoustic and electro-acoustic instruments from the Vintage, Blue and Travel ranges, including OM, dreadnought and Little Jane formats. The current listings therefore cover both conventional acoustic playing and compact or amplified use. Compare body shape, scale, tonewood and construction, pickup or preamp arrangement, travel features and included accessories. The model name matters: the individual listing should be checked for the exact woods, finish, electronics, case and condition rather than treating the whole range as one specification.

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