If you're on a budget and seeking a reliable gigging guitar, the Fender California Series Redondo is an excellent choice. It offers a room-filling sound and eye-catching looks, with a bold appearance that matches its powerful voice. The large, slope-shouldered Redondo body shape is designed to inspire as soon as you pick it up, thanks to its rich and commanding tone. The Sitka Spruce top paired with Mahogany back and sides, finished in a glossy metallic coating, along with the distinct Fender style of the painted 6-inline headstock, make this guitar perfect for players who want to move forward. With optimized bracing for less mass and better resonance, a Graph Tech NuBone nut and saddle for longer sustain, a slim-taper “C”-shaped neck, and a Fishman preamp system that reveals the full natural acoustic sound when plugged in, the Redondo is truly inspiring for modern players. Specifications: Body Shape - Redondo Slope Shouldered Dreadnought; Body Material - Sitka Spruce/Mahogany; Body Colour - Bronze Satin; Body Finish - Gloss Poly Metallic; Fretboard Material - Walnut; Fretboard Radius - 15.75'; Scale Length - 25.6'; No. of Frets - 20; Inlays - Dot; Pickup - Fishman Undersaddle with 3 Band EQ; Bridge - Modern Viking; Tuners - Sealed Nickel; Strings - Fender Dura-Tone Coated 80/20 Bronze (.012-.052 Gauge).
Using your Fender California Redondo Player Acoustic Guitar is a breeze. To start, tune the guitar using the sealed nickel tuners until it reaches the desired pitch. When you're ready to play, strum or pick the Fender Dura - Tone Coated 80/20 Bronze strings to enjoy its rich sound. If you want to amplify the sound, plug the guitar into an amplifier using the Fishman undersaddle pickup with 3 - band EQ. When it comes to maintenance, keep the guitar in a stable environment with proper humidity and temperature to prevent the wood from cracking or warping. Wipe the strings with a clean cloth after each use to remove dirt and sweat. And every few months, check the tuning pegs and the bridge to make sure they're tight. If you're not using the guitar for a long time, store it in its case to protect it from dust and damage.
