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My first Furch guitar and I am amazed by the sound, playability, and quality.
First, after much research, I concluded that I wanted a cedar top, OM body size, and a bolt-on neck. I wanted a bolt-on neck because it would allow for an "easy" neck reset in the future. Of course, that is a personal preference.
I found the idea of CNR Active excellent because of the concept of changing the action by changing the neck angle and not lowering the saddle.
This means you can keep the saddle at a height that offers an excellent string break angle and still have the action that works for you. Similar to Taylor, but you can change the angle by yourself without needing special wood shims.
I am still very conservative with changing the neck angle. I made only minor changes, and it works great.
The overall sound is brilliant, and the playability of the fretboard is fantastic. The neck profile is thin enough (almost 20m in the first fret).
My first Furch guitar and I am amazed by the sound, playability, and quality.
First, after much research, I concluded that I wanted a cedar top, OM body size, and a bolt-on neck. I wanted a bolt-on neck because it would allow for an "easy" neck reset in the future. Of course, that is a personal preference.
I found the idea of CNR Active excellent
My first Furch guitar and I am amazed by the sound, playability, and quality.
First, after much research, I concluded that I wanted a cedar top, OM body size, and a bolt-on neck. I wanted a bolt-on neck because it would allow for an "easy" neck reset in the future. Of course, that is a personal preference.
I found the idea of CNR Active excellent because of the concept of changing the action by changing the neck angle and not lowering the saddle.
This means you can keep the saddle at a height that offers an excellent string break angle and still have the action that works for you. Similar to Taylor, but you can change the angle by yourself without needing special wood shims.
I am still very conservative with changing the neck angle. I made only minor changes, and it works great.
The overall sound is brilliant, and the playability of the fretboard is fantastic. The neck profile is thin enough (almost 20m in the first fret).
