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Fender Redondo Special Natural
Fender Malibu Special Natural
Fender Malibu Special Honey Burst
Fender Newporter Special Natural
Fender Newporter Special Honey Burst
With the Fender Redondo Special Honey Burst, the traditional US manufacturer presents a special edition of its California series. For absolute stage quality, the dreadnought acoustic guitar is made of solid okoume and equipped with a Fishman pickup system. In addition, the model also makes something visually. The classy Honey Burst satin finish is complemented by a maple rosette and matching maple bindings, which give the instrument a subtle but equally elegant touch. For an uncomplicated transport to the gig is furthermore a bag included.
With the Redondo Special Honey Burst,
With a nut width of 43 mm, the mahogany neck fulfills the perfect prerequisite for expressive strumming and filigree flatpicking, and still feels great in the hand. The easy-grip slim 'C' neck profile and pau ferro fingerboard allow the picking hand to glide effortlessly over all 20 frets, which are marked by convenient dot inlays. Meanwhile, tuning-stable vintage-style tuners, a compensated bone bridge inlay, and last but not least, the high-quality bone nut ensure flawless intonation that guarantees lasting playing pleasure.
In order to be able to show off the mature sound of the grippy
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Fender Redondo Special Honey BurstWhat I can say is that the guitar looks amazing, everyone who sees it falls in love with the style and shape. Very good on this part. The only reason I give it this rating is the fact that the sound is not that impressive. I mean, it's very good, it has good resonance and excellent thick and wide sound, but it's not something that will take your breath away or that could compete with some of the higher end brands. On the other hand, it seems to me that the construction is weak. It feels too light and also too fragile, I think this guitar would not last many years just because of how fragile it is. It seems to me that it can be improved in these two aspects, 1) The wood, solid and robust "with weight", that feels rigid, and 2) The expression of the sound, I think it could be more powerful. However, one of the things it has in sound is the ability to sustain in the middle notes, something that makes it sound as if it had a natural reverb, very good in that part. Thank you.
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