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Frets

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Then it's on to the truss rod. This metal rod differs from guitar to guitar (some guitars such as classical guitars don't usually have a truss rod!) and basically controls the "relief" or curve of the neck. Not enough relief and your strings won't have enough clearance over the other frets when playing. Too much relief and you'll have a high action which gets worse as you go up the neck.

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Fender California Deluxe Redondo Acoustic Guitar - Sienna Sunburst

Fender California Deluxe Redondo Acoustic Guitar - Sienna Sunburst

Name: Fender California Deluxe Redondo Acoustic Guitar - Sienna Sunburst
Brand: Fender
SKU: 0974600547
Price: 251.00 GBP
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Dreadnought sized acoustic with a solid top and eye-cathcing look!

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The Fender California Deluxe Redondo is built around a commanding non-cutaway dreadnought shape, this instrument yields massive acoustic headroom and bold projection that can fill an entire room. It stands as a reliable asset for rhythm strummers, singer-songwriters, and folk or pop players who demand maximum dynamic range and consistent acoustic power during rehearsals and unamplified sets.

Solid Sitka Spruce Top for Resonant, Dynamic Clarity

The tonal foundation of this acoustic relies on a highly responsive solid Sitka spruce top, which acts as a pristine soundboard to capture the finest nuances of your touch. It delivers crisp top-end articulation and clear note definition, whether you are picking arpeggios or digging in with aggressive strumming. This premium soundboard is reinforced internally with custom-voiced scalloped X-bracing, a structural layout that allows the top timber to vibrate freely for increased projection. Balanced against this brightness are laminated mahogany back and sides, which add a smooth, woody midrange and rich lower-end stability without overwhelming the mix.

Easy Playability with an Ergonomic Neck

Designed to break the mould of rigid acoustic playability, this model integrates a sleek mahogany neck carved into Fender's familiar electric-inspired slim "C" profile. The back of the neck is treated with a fast satin urethane finish that eliminates stickiness, helping your fretting hand transition smoothly between low chords and higher melodic positions. Topped with a durable walnut fingerboard, the layout features a modern 12" (30.5 cm) radius and a standard 25.5" (64.8 cm) scale length that maintains firm, articulate string tension for maximum acoustic ring.

Distinctive Fender Hardware and Stage Stability

This dreadnought sets itself apart with a striking 6-in-line headstock derived directly from Fender’s electric legacy, ensuring uniform string break-angles across a 42.86 mm Micarta nut. This structural configuration optimizes vibration transfer directly from the strings into the neck, promoting excellent sustain and uniform string balance. Tuning performance is anchored by closed die-cast tuning machines featuring split shafts, which provide exceptionally smooth, precise pitch adjustments and make on-stage string changes fast and hassle-free.

Fender California Deluxe Redondo Specifications

Solid Sitka Spruce Top — Yields impressive acoustic projection, exceptional clarity, and a wide dynamic range.
Laminated Mahogany Back and Sides — Enhances structural resilience against climate shifts while introducing a warm, balanced midrange character.
Redondo Dreadnought Body Shape — Full-sized non-cutaway outline providing substantial volume reserves and a punchy low end.
Scalloped X-Bracing — Maximises soundboard flexibility to create a lively, free-breathing acoustic response.
Mahogany Neck — Sculpted into a slim "C" profile for a comfortable, electric-style feel that minimises fretting fatigue.
Satin Urethane Neck Finish — Provides a smooth, friction-free playing surface for effortless position shifts.
Walnut Fingerboard — Durable, responsive tonewood surface fitted with 20 vintage-style frets and clean white dot inlays.
25.5" (64.8 cm) Scale Length — Delivers standard acoustic string tension and strong, highly defined note separation.
12" (30.5 cm) Fingerboard Radius — Offers a contemporary flat profile that supports clean lead work and comfortable chord tracking.
42.86 mm Micarta Nut — Balances string spacing for precise fingering while enhancing overall sustain.
Modern Viking Bridge with Micarta Saddle — Optimises energy transmission from the strings straight to the soundboard for enhanced resonance.
Sealed Die-Cast Tuners with Split Shafts — Vintage-style orientation ensuring rock-solid tuning retention and simple string installations.
Phosphor Bronze Strings (.011-.052) — Factory-installed set that produces a full, rich, and balanced acoustic voice straight out of the box.

Fender California Deluxe Redondo earns its place as a robust songwriting companion and everyday performance tool. Perfectly suited for singer-songwriters who need a strong vocal backing instrument or ensemble players looking for maximum projection, it successfully pairs a timeless acoustic voice with iconic electric-style playability.

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