Furch introduces Indigo Deluxe CY acoustic guitar
High-end appointments abound
Furch has announced the Indigo Deluxe CY acoustic guitar, a higher-end entry in its Indigo line.
The Indigo Deluxe CY boasts a solid American red cedar soundboard and layered mahogany back and sides, with an arch-shaped backplate that requires no bracing.
Its amber look is complemented by a solid Indian rosewood rosette and tortoiseshell pickguard, while an ultra-thin open-pore finish adorns the guitar’s body.
The Indigo Deluxe CY is available in non-cutaway dreadnought and grand auditorium body shapes from September, with prices starting at €960. See Furch Guitars for more info.
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