Fender California Series Acoustics

Fender have updated their popular California Series of acoustic guitars, bringing in a selection of new models, colour options and upgrades.

The Fender California Series have always been popular, with their selection eye-catching colours, unique body designs and that iconic Fender headstock, they really standout in the acoustic world!

A new addition to the range of the Fender Monterey. Designed with player-friendly features in mind, the Fender Monterey Standard is an affordable electro-acoustic guitar that is a great addition to the California Series.

The California Player models; Malibu (Parlour size). Newporter (mid-size auditorium) and Redondo (dreadnought), all feature a great range of finishes to choose from, be it more traditional naturals or a more standout options and now feature the Fishman Flex preamp system.

The California Special models take it up a notch with their all-solid construction and Fishman Flex Body preamp system - a system that blends an undersaddle piezo and internal body transducer to allow faithful and reliable reproduction of the guitar’s natural sound. There rootsy colour options also lend a touch of reserved class.

If you want something with a little more retro charm, that check out the California Vintage options. These acoustics, the Malibu, Palomino and King all take inspiration from Leo Fenders 60s designs and brings them into the 21st century, with great playability, Performance X bracing and Fishman Sonitone Plus electronics with its undersaddle piezo and internal body transducer. These guitars also come complete with a vintage style hardcase.

A 12-string is available in the form the Villager 12. A great looking (and playing!) 12-string electro-acoustic that is complete with the iconic "hockey stick" headstock.

Finally, for the bassists, we have the Fender Kingman acoustic bass. A short scale (30") bass, that is a joy to play...and looks the part too!

The Fender California acoustics evoke the west coast spirit of adventure and freedom, and invite musicians, whatever their style, to explore their individual creativity.