Fender CD-140SCE Dreadnought Acoustic/Electric Guitar with Hardshell Case-All Mahogany

The CD-140SCE All-Mahogany guitar takes it a step further than its siblings. It features upgraded Fishman® CD electronics, an all-mahogany build, and comes with a hardshell case. The single-cutaway dreadnought body and solid mahogany top deliver a rich and robust tone. Its easy-to-play neck offers comfort for all playing styles. With a tortoiseshell pickguard and a mahogany headcap, this guitar is ready for home jams or stage performances. Specifications: Series - Classic Design; Country Of Origin - ID; Color - Natural; Body - Mahogany; Body Finish - Gloss; Body Shape - Dreadnought; 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 - Graph Tech® NuBone™; Nut Width - 1.69' (43 mm); Position Inlays - 3mm Pearloid Dot; Truss Rods - Dual-Action; Controls - Volume, Bass, Treble, Integrated Electronic Tuner with On/Off Switch, Low Battery Indicator Light; Bridge - Walnut; Hardware Finish - Chrome; Tuning Machines - Chrome Die-Cast; Pickguard - 1-Ply Tortoiseshell; Strings - Fender® Dura-Tone® 880L Coated 80/20 (.012-.052 Gauges), PN 0730880303; Dimensions - 7.00x18.70x45.70 IN; Weight - 15.10 LB. Additional Information: PLU - 0970213322.

Using your Fender CD-140SCE All-Mahogany guitar is a breeze. First, tune it up using the integrated electronic tuner. Just turn it on with the on/off switch and follow the indicator lights. For a great sound, adjust the volume, bass, and treble controls according to your preference. When you're done playing, always put it back in the hardshell case to protect it. Keep the guitar in a place with stable humidity and temperature to prevent the wood from warping. Wipe the strings with a clean cloth after each use to remove sweat and dirt. Check the truss rods regularly to ensure the neck is in good shape. And don't forget to replace the strings when they start to sound dull or lose their tension.