Furch MC Blue Gc-CM SPE a

Une guitare acoustique au son profond, des tonalités sensibles. Une prise en main facile. Un régal à l'écoute.
La guitare a été livrée avec un kit pour les réglages.
Tous les soirs, la guitare joue, Hotel California, Nucci... Un vrai plaisir.
Un suivi Thomann REMARQUABLE pour une livraison en région parisienne (guitare partie d'Allemagne). 3 à 4 jours entre la commande et l'arrivée de la guitare.
Réactif, efficace. Que du bonheur.
Pour un instrument de musique, ne cherchez pas ailleurs !

I'm playing this instrument for less than 1 month, having delivered it to Tbilisi, Georgia from Germany via UPS. I can compare with the Simon&Patrick (Godin) Showcase mapple dreadnought, the 000-shaped spruce-maple Maton, Seagull songwriter in a GrandA shape and the full-mahogany Sigma 000.

Just after I got it from the box I was really excited with the way the guitar had been assembled, the quality of the wood, the moderate design, and the SOUND.

Its advantages:
1. Sound. It's A pure 'gold middle'. Well-balanced. Richer than a spruce top. In comparison with any maple-back guitar, it has smoother bass, rich middle, and moderate bottom.
As to me, acoustically it sounds way better than any Maton.

2. The pickup system - top-level choice out of the box. Crystal sound, precise tuner, solid mounted, upper access to battery block. It's a miracle.

3. The body has a satin finish, not a glossy one. It doesn't require any measures for being firmly held on the player's knee.

4. Fast fretboard of middle thickness.

5. It keeps in-tune. Perfectly calibrated tuning out of the box.

6. It has no unnecessary decorations.

Several bitter peels are:
1. The upper nut wasn't glued firmly enough, so it disassembled the first time I had been trying to change strings.

2. It requires an immediate visit to your luthier to be fine-tuned.
As it had been previously mentioned here, the lower bridge bone was quite high. I instantly changed the stock .12 set to .11, but still had to remove about 1.5 mm.
The truss rod hadn't been tuned as well, having resulted in a perfectly concave-free fretboard.

3. Tiny frets. I really have no idea why we are always getting so low and narrow frets on a well over $1000 guitar. With the stock frets, you need stricter control of your fingers to make a vibrato. Playing fingerstyle requires setting thicker strings extremely low to slap.
I'd like at least 1.5 mm high instead, or a Gibson-like wide variant.