Review on Western Guitar Fender CD-60S Black by Mateusz Rzeczycki ᠌

I repeat, an excellent guitar for the money, if its brother is not more expensive than $320. Not big, not very sonorous, but for that, not nasal, like most dreadnoughts, which are littered with stores. With native strings 12-gauge plays quite well. The deck has several resonances, most actively responding to the F# of the 4th string. The system holds clearly, but because of the high frets, it is better not to overdo it with clamping the strings. The fret processing leaves much to be desired, but it does not interfere with the game. So at the very first change of strings, ideally, it would not be bad to tap the frets and grind / polish.