FenderCD-60S Solid Top Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar - All Mahogany Bundle with Hard Case, Tuner, Strap, Strings, Picks, Austin Bazaar Instructional DVD, and Polishing Cloth

GREAT beginner acoustic guitar! Not too fancy and not too cheap. Good sound. Very good start point. Highly recommend. It’s been 3 months and I’m still learning the basics. Replaced the cords and adjusted the saddle height and made it my perfect match! I plan to buy a more expensive guitar once I succeed at playing it. I realize everybody playing guitar needs more than one to play often… 🤭

A received a defective guitar, I contacted Fender support that direct me to a list of service centers. I went to San Diego, and I met Todd who received my guitar and talked with Fender technicians. Fender sent a new guitar. Good Fender Warranty. I'll keep five stars. I love my guitar's sound and look.

This is my first guitar, the cost was good value. I purchased a bundle which was the solid mahogany electric acoustic, dreadnaught cutaway, gear lux hard case, electric tuner, extra strings, picks, and strap. The price of the guitar and case are a great value buy themselves. So the added value of everything else in the bundle is a true bonus along with the free online lessons. You could save money by not getting the electric version if you don’t have to. The electric version of course has a pickup and also has a built in tuner. Let me just say I am very happy with what I got and not only does it sound nice it also looks great

This is truely a wonderful guitarQuality crisp acoustics with fishman highs- lows- midrange- tuners and battery install ease electronicsNO BRAINERI have been playing guitar for over 60 years (BEATLES DID IT)Action is great,feel is great, Fender nailed it AGAIN- I also have a Strat MIM 2011 that is as good as any I have played with Humbuckers stockThanks for reading

I'll start off by saying I am a novice guitar player. I've been playing off and on for 30 years, but more off than on. I've been playing on a hand-me-down Yamaha acoustic that was once a great guitar, but through many years of moving, poor storage and not doing anything other than the occasional set of new strings, that Yamaha just did not play well. One reason I was so off and on is that I could never get a clean sound from the Yamaha. I just thought I was not capable of learning guitar. Then, about a year ago, I tried out a friend's Fender acoustic and, after apologizing in advance for my poor playing ability, found that the same chords I struggled with on the Yamaha sounded crisp and clean on my friend's Fender, and I didn't have to make my fingers bleed pressing the strings.Long story made short, have your guitar set up by a professional at your local guitar shop, like I did with this newly purchased Fender. Get the action lowered, put some Elixir strings on it, and this guitar sounds wonderful. It did sound pretty good right out of the box, but I'm glad I took it in to the shop to get it set up, because it turns out the truss rod was not connected, which is why I deducted a star. That would have ended badly if I hadn't taken it to be set up.I did quite a bit of research before choosing this guitar, and the main reason I chose it over others was the overall good reviews it has received for the price point. I know there are much better guitars, but for a novice, I'm very pleased with the sound and quality of this guitar. I don't see myself being "off" again now that I have a guitar that plays and sounds well, coupled with my new knowledge of how to maintain it.As for the accessories that came with the guitar, I am a little annoyed that the description says it comes with a Fender hardshell case, but mine came with a Gearbox case. I would have bought it anyway, but I'm not a fan of inaccurate product descriptions, because there is a difference. Also, the strap is cheap, but I already had a nice leather strap for my Yamaha, and the included strap is serviceable, at least.Overall, the guitar is beautifully finished, sounds great and, in my opinion, an excellent choice for novice to intermediate guitar players.

Almost two years ago I bought a refurbished acoustic off Amazon for $50 or so. There was something off about the guitar's neck that made it unplayable so the company just sent me another guitar and told me to keep the old one. I thought it was awesome, but turns out the guitars were crap and I was too much a beginner to know it. I practiced a bit but the action was so high on them that it was hard to play them for long. I've spent a fortune on Luthier tools and gained a good bit of knowledge about guitar maintenance and adjustments trying to get those instruments to work, but there was only so much I could do with them. But this Fender came setup to play right out of the box. Its action is super low but without fret buzz. And holy cow is it beautiful. It turns out I can play bar chords which is actually possible when you don't have to put a ton of pressure on the strings. There was a small ding on the case but it is otherwise in great shape and feels very sturdy. I think I love this kit more than anything else I think I've ever bought in my life. Its playability is wonderful and I really don't like putting it down. I love this guitar.