Fender CP-60S Parlor Sunburst WN

Me la llevo de viaje, toco en casa y sobre todo al aire libre,. La quería para tocar con afinaciones abiertas.Es una Parlor, mis dedos se acoplan mejor, sonido suficiente para oírte tocando blues o folk.Para Slyde requiere práctica, cuerdas bajas pero se consigue.
Acabado perfecto.
No me arrepiento, hace unos meses que la tengo, mantiene la afinación.
Estoy contento su versatilidad hace que aprenda y apetezca cogerla.

Dado el formata de la guitarra, se pueden hacer bends y tocar en picking como en una eléctrica. Realmente es para tocar con los dedos, especialmente pequeños acordes de 2 notas suenan mucho mejor que sobre una dreadnought.
Los agudos son brillantes, los medianos tienen un sonido curioso pero agradable, que recuerdas un poco al ukulele, y los bajos eso sí son un poco apagados (pero es bastante normal dado que las guitarras parlor tienen un cuerpo pequeño).
La madera lleva una capa de laca, bastante espesa ; eso viene bien para los choques. Aún así el sonido es bastante fuerte; de hecho entra en resonancia por sí sola cuando alguien habla.
Por terminar, el efecto Sunburst es muy bonito.

I bought the same guitar in natural finish. It was an instant crush. Strings bit higher but I adjust them so easily. I bought same one for my father, as a gift and the sunburst is so horrible Im really thinking on returning it. It sounds kinda right. The string action is lower on this one, posibly too much, but still aceptable. The sunburst tho... I cannot live with this. Hopefully each guitar is different, but so reddish it doesnt allow to see the golden brown of the wood in the center and the blak part is huge.
Each guitar is different but I cannot understand what a huge difference among them
Thomann service 10/10 and Fender intentions are good too. Painting a good sunburst is such an art so this time it didnt happen

I mostly play electric guitar, and decided to get an inexpensive parlor acoustic as a 'beater' guitar, to take with me to friends' homes, camping, the lake...

This is a handsome and well-made guitar. The neck specs- scale 24.75", nut width 43mm and radius 12"- are very similar to Gibson/ Epiphone electrics, so it is very comfortable for me. The smaller body size is easy to handle. The tuners are good quality, turn smoothly and hold well. The sound quality is good for this price range, and can be easily improved by changing the nut, saddle and bridge pins for bone or Tusq. The unfinished walnut fretboard and bridge are nice looking. The frets are well done with comfortable rolled edges and no high spots. The action is pretty low for an acoustic, and the setup is spot on. Having both strap buttons on the body positions the guitar like an electric, which I prefer. The paint is well done with no flaws, and I really dig Fender's sunburst.

Overall, this is exactly the guitar I was looking for, and I am happy with this purchase. I also purchased the Thomann Classic-Guitar Gigbag, which fits and protects it well.

While I recommend this guitar for beginners or experienced guitarists looking for a take-along, Harley Benton and Gretsch both offer similar parlor guitars in this price range that are worth considering as well.