Omera guitars Lucy - ocean chameleon

A graduate of the E.M.C. (School of Contemporary Music), Reda Boucher is a renowned guitar teacher and a highly popular French YouTuber, thanks in large part to his channel “Le Campus Musique de Reda.” He is even sponsored as a national Ibanez artist, which is undeniably a major achievement.

For several years, he has been working on his own guitar brand with the goal of offering high-quality, versatile, modern, and ergonomic instruments that are also affordable.
To say the least, it looks like he’s succeeded! Entirely designed by Reda, manufactured in China according to strict specifications, and then inspected in France before being shipped to retailers, the first two models—the Lesly and the Lucy—are absolutely remarkable. The selection of woods, as well as the performance of the pickups and hardware, are typically found in more expensive instruments.

The OMERA GUITARS Lucy (Ocean Chameleon) catches your eye from the very first glance with its extraordinary design. Its construction features a Paulownia body, a bolt-on roasted maple neck (C-profile), and a roasted maple fingerboard (24 frets, 25.5" scale length, 9.5" radius).
This combination produces responsive, rich, and precise tones, with dynamic lows, balanced mids, and clear highs.
. Acclaimed by the greatest instrument makers (Suhr, Sandberg), Paulownia is poised to become a benchmark wood that, in the long run, has every chance of replacing ash. Extremely lightweight, aesthetically appealing, and a fast-growing tree, Paulownia has it all. Stable and highly resonant, it produces impressive volume. The mids are warm, the bass is clear, and the treble is mellow. In short, it offers the best of both worlds between ash and alder
. In addition to giving the wood an elegant patina, the torrefaction process improves the instrument’s stability, sustain, clarity, and resonance, while protecting it from temperature fluctuations, humidity, and mold.

The Omera Menace pickups, equipped with AlNiCo V magnets, are modern humbucking pickups capable of delivering a wide variety of distorted tones—from blues to metal—that remain organic and responsive. Thanks to the push-pull volume and tone knobs, you’ll be able to achieve remarkable clean and crunch tones.

The rest of the guitar is equally impressive, featuring 18:1 ratio locking tuners for precise and stable tuning, and a bone nut.

If you’re looking to buy a high-performance, contemporary solid body electric guitar that breaks the mold, is a joy to play, and is offered at an extremely competitive price, we recommend checking out the Omera Guitars Lucy.