Furch Red OMc-LR Westerngitarre

Furch Red OMc-LR acoustic guitar - precision, depth of sound and luxurious aesthetics

The Furch Red OMc-LR acoustic guitar combines the highest level of craftsmanship with the finest choice of materials and innovative guitar making technology. As a model in the uncompromising Red series, it stands for absolute premium quality and, with its OMc body shape - an orchestra model with cutaway - offers maximum tonal presence and first-class playing comfort right up to the highest registers. This instrument is designed for musicians who not only value sound diversity and dynamics, but also appreciate a visually outstanding design.

With its solid Alpine spruce top and resonant Indian rosewood body, the Red OMc-LR offers a brilliant, finely balanced tone that is rich in detail and clear in every playing style - whether fingerpicking, chord accompaniment or solo playing. The luxurious look is rounded off by high-quality abalone and koa elements and a high-gloss finish. A robust Hiscox case is included ex works to reliably protect the instrument - even under the toughest conditions.

Furch Red series - sound revolution with premium components

The Furch Red OMc-LR acoustic guitar is based on a guitar building philosophy that allows no compromises. Only the best woods - in this case alpine spruce for the top and master-grade rosewood for the back and sides - are used. Alpine spruce is characterized by its quick response and radiant, overtone-rich sound, while rosewood provides depth and warmth.

Furch's unique individual voicing process optimizes the acoustic properties of each individual top and brings out its tonal characteristics perfectly. This precise tuning ensures a dynamic, balanced tone across the entire frequency spectrum - from clear highs to rich basses. In combination with the cutaway, the result is a highly flexible acoustic guitar for sophisticated demands in terms of sound and playing technique.

Aesthetics with function - design and finish

An outstanding feature of the Furch Red OMc-LR acoustic guitar is the full-pore high-gloss finish. This special, ultra-thin lacquer process allows the wood to vibrate freely and thus promotes natural resonance. At the same time, it emphasizes the grain of the fine tonewoods in a visually impressive way. The elaborate details made of abalone and koa - including a premium rosette, a koa binding with white binding strips and mother-of-pearl-colored inlays on the fingerboard and headstock - underline the high quality of the instrument.

The top decoration with black and white binding stripes in combination with the abalone accents gives the guitar a luxurious appearance. The elegant Ziricote wood on the bridge, fingerboard and headstock veneer brings additional visual sophistication and an individual touch to the instrument - making each guitar unique.

Playing comfort and technical excellence

The African mahogany neck is equipped with the innovative CNR system - a stabilizing two-way truss rod that ensures lasting precision and perfect adjustment options. With its typical Furch soft V-profile, the neck sits comfortably in the hand. The satin finish of the neck (Full-Pore Smooth-Slide Satin Finish) also contributes to the pleasant feel and high playability.

Other high-quality components such as the Gotoh 510 Silver Patina tuners with a gear ratio of 1:21, the TUSQ bridge inlay with full compensation and the precisely crafted ebony bridge pins with mother-of-pearl eyes ensure a precise, tuning-stable playing feel. The fingerboard with a radius of 400 mm, polished frets and clear mother-of-pearl side markers enables precise orientation even in more complex passages.

Furch Red OMc-LR acoustic guitar - for musicians with the highest demands

With the Furch Red OMc-LR acoustic guitar, you are choosing an instrument that is one of the best in its class in terms of sound, workmanship and design. It offers an expressive, dynamic tone, high-quality materials and sophisticated technology - all wrapped up in a stylish overall look with an ergonomic cutaway. It therefore meets the expectations of professional guitarists as well as ambitious musicians looking for a durable, inspiring instrument.

Features:

• Body shape: OMc
• Neck joint 14th fret
• Solid top - grade: Alpine spruce
• Solid sides and back - grade: Indian rosewood - master grade
• Binding: Koa with white binding stripe
• Top trim: Abalone with black and white binding stripes
• Decoration on the end block: Koa wedge with contrasting stripes
• Rosette: Premium ring made of koa and abalone
• Bridge: Ziricote with striking wood grain
• Bridge pins: Ebony with mother-of-pearl eye
• Bridge inlay: TUSQ with full compensation
• String spacing at the bridge: 55 mm
• Surface treatment of the top: Full-pore high-gloss finish
• Surface treatment of sides and back: Full-Pore High-Gloss Finish
• Pickguard: Anti-scratch - transparent
• Nut width: 45 mm
• Optional nut widths: 43 mm a 48 mm
• Truss rod: CNR system with two-way adjustment
• Neck profile: Furch Soft V
• Scale length: 650 mm
• Fingerboard material: Ziricote with distinctive wood grain
• Fretboard radius: 400 mm
• Fingerboard inlay on the front: mother-of-pearl leaf
• Fingerboard inlay on the side: Linear position markers made of mother-of-pearl
• Fret finish: Polished
• Headstock veneer: Ziricote with distinctive wood grain
• Headstock inlay: Abalone leaves
• Fingerboard and headstock binding: Koa with white binding stripe
• Neck material: African mahogany
• Tuning machine: Gotoh 510 Silver Patina - gear ratio 1:21
• Tuning machine buttons: Polished ebony
• Nut: TUSQ
• String spacing at nut (45 mm): 38 mm
• String spacing at nut (43 mm): 36.6 mm
• String spacing at nut (48 mm): 40.1 mm
• Strings: D'Addario XSAPB1253
• Neck finish: Full-Pore Smooth-Slide Satin Finish
• Surface treatment of the headstock: Full-Pore High-Gloss Finish

Specs:

• Width at nut: 45 mm
• incl. Case: yes
• Incl. Bag: no
• Scale: 650 mm
• Color: Nature
• Body: Misc.
• Frets: 20
• Top: Spruce
• Rib: Rosewood
• Cutaway: yes
• Set Offer: no
• Type: western Guitar
• Theme: Guitars and Basses

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