Product Detail
The Fender CC-60SCE black acoustic/electric guitar is a great choice for beginner to intermediate players. It combines powerful onboard electronics, including a built - in tuner, with amazing tone and easy playability. The smaller concert - sized body is comfortable in any playing position, and the single - cutaway body gives you easy access to the upper frets. With a solid spruce top for louder volume and clear sound, mahogany back and sides, and an easy - to - play neck, it's perfect for beach, patio, or coffeehouse performances. Specifications: Series: Classic Design. Country Of Origin: ID. Color: Black. Body: Solid Spruce Top with Laminated Mahogany Back and Sides. Body Finish: Gloss. Body Shape: Concert Cutaway. Neck Material: Mahogany. Neck Finish: Gloss Urethane. Neck Shape: Fender® 'Easy - to - Play' shape with rolled fretboard edges. Scale Length: 25.3' (643 mm). Fingerboard: Walnut. Fingerboard Radius: 12' (305 mm). Number of Frets: 20. Frets Size: Vintage. String Nut: Crème Plastic. Nut Width: 1.69' (43 mm). Position Inlays: 3mm Pearloid Dot. Truss Rods: Dual - Action. Controls: Volume, Bass, Treble. Bridge: Walnut. Hardware Finish: Chrome. Tuning Machines: Chrome Die - Cast. Pickguard: 1 - Ply Black. Strings: Fender® Dura - Tone® 880L Coated 80/20 (.012 -.052 Gauges), PN 0730880303. Additional Information: PLU: 0970153006
Using your Fender CC - 60SCE guitar is easy. First, tune it using the built - in tuner. Just turn it on and adjust the strings until you get the right pitch. When you're ready to play, hold the guitar comfortably in your lap or use a strap. Use the volume, bass, and treble controls to adjust the sound according to your preference. For indoor or outdoor performances, plug it into an amplifier to make it louder. Here are some important notes. Keep your guitar away from extreme temperatures and humidity, as this can damage the wood. When not in use, store it in a guitar case. For maintenance, wipe the strings with a clean cloth after each use to prevent dirt and rust. You can also use a guitar polish on the body to keep it looking shiny. Replace the strings regularly for the best sound quality. If you notice any problems with the neck or tuning, it's a good idea to take it to a professional guitar technician.
