For 70 years, Fender has been a well - trusted and well - recognized brand in the musical instrument industry. Renowned for innovative electric guitars like the Telecaster and Stratocaster, they also excel at crafting acoustic guitars. A Fender instrument is a symbol of top - notch quality and craftsmanship. The Limited Edition PM - 4CE from the Paramount Acoustic Series is an elegant electro - acoustic guitar in an Auditorium shape. Made with amazing materials, it's a great choice for songwriting and performing. The Auditorium body, with narrow hips and a large lower bout, delivers a sweet, clear high end and well - defined low end. The cutaway allows easy access to the upper frets. Thanks to the Spruce top and Mahogany back and sides, the PM - 4CE has a warm, woody tone. The mahogany neck has a fast - playing C - shape and an ovangkol fretboard that suits any playing style. For live shows, the onboard pickup system has volume, bass, treble, phase controls, and an onboard tuner. Specifications: Body Shape: Cutaway Auditorium; Body Material: Spruce/Mahogany; Body Colour: Natural; Body Finish: Gloss; Fretboard Material: Ovangkol; Fretboard Inlay: MOP Dots; Fretboard Radius: 15.75'; No. of Frets: 20; Scale Length: 25.3'; Pickup(s): Volume, Bass, Treble, with built - in Tuner and Phase Controls; Bridge: Ovangkol with Compensated Saddle; Pickguard: 1 ply Tortoiseshell; Tuners: Nickel Open - Back; Strings: Fender Dura - Tone Coated 80/20 Bronze.012 -.052'.
Using your Fender PM - 4CE is a breeze. First, tune your guitar using the onboard tuner. You can adjust the volume, bass, and treble controls according to your needs. For live performances, use the phase control to get the best sound. When playing, the cutaway design gives you easy access to the upper frets. As for maintenance, keep your guitar in a dry and moderate - temperature environment. Wipe it down after each use to remove sweat and dirt. Change the strings regularly, like the Fender Dura - Tone Coated 80/20 Bronze ones, to keep the tone fresh. Also, check the tuning pegs and bridge from time to time to make sure they're in good condition. And always be gentle when handling your guitar to avoid any damage.
