Fender Classic Design CD-60SCE Dreadnought Acoustic Electric Guitar, Natural

Discover the Classic Design CD-60SCE Dreadnought Acoustic Electric Guitar, a natural fusion of superior sound quality and effortless playability. This instrument is an excellent choice for both beginners and intermediate players looking to amplify their music. The CD-60SCE features a Venetian-cutaway body, providing easy access to the upper frets, making it a versatile choice for a variety of musical genres. The solid spruce top enhances the volume and delivers a crisp, clear sound that resonates with every strum. This acoustic electric guitar is not just about powerful sound; it's also about the comfort of playing. The easy-to-play neck, with its smoothly rolled fingerboard edges, offers an incredibly comfortable fret-hand feel, making it a pleasure to play for both novices and seasoned professionals. The guitar's back and sides are crafted from mahogany, a wood known for its durability and rich, warm tones. Whether you're playing at home, around a campfire, or in a coffeehouse, the CD-60SCE delivers the classic Fender playability and sound that musicians around the world have come to love. Spruce, the modern standard tonewood for crafting the tops of acoustic guitars, is used in the CD-60SCE for its unbeatable strength, brightness, and dynamic range. It responds beautifully to all acoustic playing styles, from vigorous strumming to fast flatpicking and delicate fingerpicking. The CD-60SCE is equipped with a Fishman pickup/preamp system, offering unparalleled amplified performance. This system provides a variety of onboard controls, allowing you to fine-tune your sound without compromising the guitar's pure, rich, and resonant tone. For added convenience, the guitar features a built-in tuner, strategically placed for easy visibility. This ensures your intonation remains precise, enhancing your overall playing experience. Please note: This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm.