The Fender CD-100CE Dreadnought Cutaway Electro Acoustic Guitar is designed by experienced luthiers. Its spruce top has a scalloped X bracing that makes the top vibrate freely, making the tone loud ensuring a good response. The rosewood fretboard promises a clear warm tone with emphasis on the low end. Additional warmth is added by the nato neck. When the string vibrations travel from the neck to the body, the rosewood bridge retains the warmth and sustain. The guitar is fitted with a Fishman ISYS III preamp. It features a built-in, tuner, ton master volume, and tone controls to shape the sound as per your preference. Die-cast chrome heads show resistance to corrosion and retain their shine for a long time.

Skilful Craftsmanship

Fender’s expert luthiers ensure that each guitar bearing Fender’s name don’t compromise on sound and playability. The CD-100CE electro acoustic guitar features a spruce top and mahogany body. This tonewood combination maintains a fine balance in the treble and bass making the tone rounded and ringing. Additionally, the spruce top has scalloped X bracing on its inner side. It makes the guitar top vibrate freely, thus improving resonance and sustain.

Rosewood-nato Combination Promises Warmth and Sustain

Many guitarist consider a low pitched warm sound is an essence of American country. For achieving this feat, Fender has fitted the CD-100CE electro-acoustic guitar with a rosewood fretboard. Rosewood is known for its distinct warm tone and good sustain. The naturally oily surface of nato gives a pleasant feel when touched and makes you want to hold the guitar over and over again. Nato is used for the neck to add more sweetness to the tone by enhancing the low end. The cutaway neck design lets you access the top frets comfortably.

Fishman ISYS III Preamp

You need all the power when you are performing on stage. Fishman ISYS III preamp offer plenty of options to make the sound well-refined and suited to your playing style. The preamp has three frequency controls for adjusting treble, bass and midrange of the tone. A built-in tuner notifies you whether the guitar’s pitch is in tune or not.