Let’s be honest: not every guitar needs to cost a thousand bucks. Sometimes you just need a good, inexpensive acoustic guitar that feels good, sounds good, and lets you get on with making music. That’s exactly where the Fender CD-60S Left Hand comes in.
This is a full-size dreadnought built around a solid spruce top with laminated mahogany back and sides. The spruce top and scalloped X-bracing give the CD-60S plenty of volume and projection, with the familiar big, balanced acoustic sound you’d expect from a dreadnought. It’s an excellent choice for strumming chords, working on songs, accompanying yourself while singing, or just having an acoustic sitting around the house ready to grab.
The neck is one of the real selling points here. Fender’s “Easy-to-Play” neck has comfortably rolled fingerboard edges, a 12" radius, and a 1.69" nut width, making this a particularly friendly guitar for beginners and anyone who doesn't want to wrestle with a baseball-bat neck. The walnut fingerboard feels smooth under the fingers, and the 25.3" scale length gives it the familiar feel of a full-size acoustic.
And, of course, this one is built specifically for left-handed players. Lefties don't exactly get spoiled for choice when it comes to affordable acoustics, so having a legitimate solid-top dreadnought at this price is a big deal.
No electronics, no fancy appointments, no unnecessary nonsense. Just a straightforward Fender acoustic that gives you a lot of guitar for the money. Throw it on the couch, take it to the campfire, leave it at the office, hand it to a beginner, or keep it around as your everyday beater. The CD-60S is exactly the kind of inexpensive guitar that makes it easy to say, “Yeah, I'll grab the acoustic.”
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