Fender CD-60 Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar - Black
The CD-60 is one of Fender's most popular acoustic models! If you’re looking for great tone, excellent playability and an affordable price, you can’t beat it! The CD-60 features a spruce top and mahogany back and sides. This tonewood combination, along with the dreadnought body shape, produces a loud midrange tone. Its mahogany neck is topped with a walnut 20-fret fingerboard. The gloss finish gives it a really nice look! This guitar is perfect for the living room, the campfire or even the coffee shop!
Please note: this guitar is used. It does show minor signs of wear. Most notable is an imperfection on the headstock (pictured). This imperfection is cosmetic only and in no way affects sound or playability.
The CD-60 is one of Fender's most popular acoustic models! If you’re looking for great tone, excellent playability and an affordable price, you can’t beat it! The CD-60 features a spruce top and mahogany back and sides. This tonewood combination, along with the dreadnought body shape, produces a loud midrange tone. Its mahogany neck is topped with a walnut 20-fret fingerboard. The gloss finish gives it a really nice look! This guitar is perfect for the living room, the campfire or even the coffee shop!
Please note: this guitar is used. It does show minor signs of wear. Most notable is an imperfection on the headstock (pictured). This imperfection is cosmetic only and in no way affects sound or playability.
The CD-60 is one of Fender's most popular acoustic models! If you’re looking for great tone, excellent playability and an affordable price, you can’t beat it! The CD-60 features a spruce top and mahogany back and sides. This tonewood combination, along with the dreadnought body shape, produces a loud midrange tone. Its mahogany neck is topped with a walnut 20-fret fingerboard. The gloss finish gives it a really nice look! This guitar is perfect for the living room, the campfire or even the coffee shop!
Please note: this guitar is used. It does show minor signs of wear. Most notable is an imperfection on the headstock (pictured). This imperfection is cosmetic only and in no way affects sound or playability.