Fender CC-60S Concert Acoustic Guitar, Left Handed - Natural Bundle with Hard Case, Cable, Tuner, Strap, Strings, Picks, Austin Bazaar Instructional DVD, and Polishing Cloth

I love you. All I can say is I love you. I am a new guitar player. I've never played guitar in my life. The last music lesson was 30...yes 1989...years ago playing clarinet in band Christmas shows.I love music in all shapes and sizes. I see music differently than a lot of people but similar to those that love freedom music and originality.I fought the idea that I'd ever have dexterity. I fought that I'd ever have the attention span discipline, or sobriety. I didn't even know if I knew good music for real..I questioned everything until I picked up this guitar.And then...I heard music created from my own hands. It was sloppy and I chased my wife and daughter out of the room. But NO!!!! I played on and tried to convince the world that I could too....play Justin Timberlake "I can't drink you away."It's so easy. But I'm brand new at trying music and this guitar provides me the same feeling I get when do something cool for the first time. Every time....for the first time.But with music.This guitar sounds amazing. Its name lives up to the reputation I know nothing about... but it's such a common name you know it's good.If you read this...you're serious about giving it. Give it a try. I have bought a few other guitars and tried to take guitar serious. But this guitar....I named her Mila.....she showed me I have the dexterity if I practice. I have the patience and discipline when you're in love.And I have to thank me wife and daughter for being so patient while I learn.I practice every day in some way. I read. I strum. I finger and listen.Just buy it and you'll do the same thing.... If you try.

I take it that you've done your research on why get a concert body instead of a dreadnaught or why a Fender and not a Taylor or Martin. Don't get me wrong I'm holding off on a Taylor GA series for now.This guitar is carefully packed in a box within a box then the hardshell case and inside the guitar. The guitar itself is snug fit on the "Original Fender" gig case just for this concert size shape and has enough soft padding to secure less movement. Although I would hope the package boxes would have some foam padding on sides to fully secure the case and not move at all. Most would say don't buy a guitar online but in store to avoid any damage to your guitar upon transit. This is true if you can help it. Instead of having my package delivered to my doorstep, I picked it up from a local UPS store. This would reduce your chances of getting a damaged package or any delay of some sort. On the other hand Austin Bazaar did a great bundle with this instrument and are a big plus. Checking their reviews given enough merit, I decided to buy online. The guitar itself has no scratches or dents and in pristine condition. I have not tested the electronics except for the tuner. I would probably bring this to a local guitar store to plug test it. Don't try to test the pickup/preamp on any home theater system it's inadvisable, use an amplifier.I'm flatpicker and would say an intermediate player. I have not played in a while and would like to jump into fingerpicking which concerts are good for and light strumming. The sound it produces is a more focus sound, checked overtones and less boomy. Having said that a rosewood back and sides has more bass on them than a mahogany tone woods. There's no buzz in this guitar, just the right thickness of the neck for me and rolled edges, very comfortable neck to hold. Not sure if it remains in tune so we'll see. The nut width is 43mm 1.69 inch, 20 frets and just enough space for finger picking but that's purely subjective. The string height is not to high from the fret board. You need to research and find your comfortable nut width, short scale or standard neck, and neck radius.Other than that besides your research on what brand, prices and chosen play style. It's paramount that you visit guitar stores and play some tunes before deciding on a purchase. I've done this on my dreadnaught and this concert. This guitar is very good if you're small framed or just starting out and wants something comfortable to play. Objectively this just my downtime couch and traveling guitar. A more affordable versions are the CD-60/CC-60 S, E, SCE models. Good luck finding your guitar piece and thanks to Amazon especially Austin Bazaar for great bundle.

Our 14 year old grandson is learning to play guitar in Music Class this year and he loves it...even more than playing video games! We decided to get him a guitar for Christmas and began to research which one might be best. We wanted a quality guitar that would fit him comfortably, be fun and easy to learn on, but also last for many years to come. After reading many reviews and watching hours of YouTube videos we decided on the Fender CC-140SCE. We were NOT disappointed! This guitar is beautiful and it sounds great! We ordered the bundle with the hard case and everything arrived in perfect condition with all the extras included. I also appreciated the follow-up email we received from the seller, Austin Bazaar, confirming everything had arrived safely and even offering instructions on tuning the guitar for the first time. This model was more expensive but the look on our grandson's face was priceless!

only just received today, but my main concern about how the action was set from factory was a relief. the action was awesome all I had to do was tune it a few times as I practiced since the strings are new.

This is a nice guitar for playing around the house, maybe even some light gigs. I was impressed by the package content ; the case is sturdy and well-made; good strap; nice Fender cord; etc. It's my daily player.Now that I've had it for a while the only bad thing I can say is that there is just the slightest buzzing on a couple of strings around the 15 fret. It is sooo slight I don't even notice it most of the time.I would definitely buy this again.

Absolutely love the guitar. It's everything advertised.The hard case however leaves room for improvement. The locking clamps look like they were installed by a 7 fingered blind man. With a little tweaking and a large pair of pliars it will now close; but I wouldn't trust to carry it any distance. Its primary use will be to keep dust off a great guitar.

Got this as a gift for my boyfriend for Christmas, he's 6'5" and its a decent size for him to learn on, not too small. Great deal especially for someone like me who doesn't really know what you need to start playing guitar!

Well built. Fender puts out a good product