Fender CD-60 NA V3

I have several different manufacturers of cheap end guitars and the Fender CD-60 NA. I am sure that the product that carries the Fender name is of good quality and good sounding. Also in this case it does. Bought for a child can learn guitar. I like the fact that it is light weight. Comfortable neck and a pleasant sound. What else to see fit for this money in?
Changed the strings on Daddario Phosphor Bronze and remained the clearest sound yet. I am satisfied with this purchase.

That guitar is pretty good for that price, BUT if you are very advanced and you want a really good guitar I recommend you something in higher price range. But for that price it does it's job. Also if you are a beginner, it's more thang enogh. I would also recomend it for intermediate players, that are on a budget.

It's my first Fender. For an entry level guitar I must say I was impressed. The first impression was amazement. Really easy to plan and quite a good sound.
The original strings required a change after 2 weeks (sound was not that pleasant anymore).

I am a beginner guitarist and with my budget, this guitar seemed like the best option for me. I like the sound and the guitar looks incredibly great for its price range.

The Fender CD-60 NA V3 is a great entry-level acoustic guitar, perfect for beginners and hobbyists. With a spruce top, mahogany back and sides, and a dreadnought body, it delivers a warm, balanced sound that works well for strumming or fingerpicking. The walnut fingerboard and comfortable neck make it easy to play, especially for newcomers.

At its price, the CD-60 offers excellent value. While it won’t compete with high-end models, it’s a solid, reliable choice for those seeking quality and affordability in one package.

I can compare this Fender CD-60 NA acoustic guitar directly to the Fender CD-140S NA. Both acoustic guitars sound quite nice. The Fender CD-60 NA is a little less loud I would say. The sound is warmer and softer than the sound of the other model. It is definitely a matter of taste which guitar you prefer. I myself prefer the more direct and clearer sound of the Fender CD-140S NA. But all in all I would say that both guitars sounds good and the Fender CD-60 NA performs a little better because its ratio between price and performace is a little better.

The body is nicely resonant. The tuners keep it in tune. The construction is clean (no residues inside). The binding and finish generally is well done. There was a dead fret on the high e string (C I think), but I gently filed a couple of the higher frets and it came to life. I haven't changed the strings yet, but when I do, I will replace the plastic saddle and nut with bone, and the pins with brass. I always enjoy playing it. Works really well with dropped D tuning.

It's totally worth your investment, full sound with good bass ring, keep in mind that it's not with mic.

As far as guitars go, I am just a casual player mostly strumming and singing some songs, and occasionaly also recording some strumming guitar parts for my own songs. For that reason I couldn't justify a very expensive guitar at this time, but honeslty this one sounds and feels really great and is also really easy to play. Came nicely setup and with a nice set of strings too.

I have nothing to complain about and I am happy with this.

It came out of the box 'record ready'', i am super happy with it especially for the price. Sounds a lot better than the audio demo ( think they forgot to tune it)