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Fender California Deluxe Redondo Jr. E Mahogany Electro Acoustic Guitar - Natural

Fender California Deluxe Redondo Jr. E Mahogany Electro Acoustic Guitar - Natural

Name: Fender California Deluxe Redondo Jr. E Mahogany Electro Acoustic Guitar - Natural
Brand: Fender
SKU: 0974542521
Price: 300.00 GBP
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Compact electro-acoustic travel guitar with a solid mahogany top and Fishman electronics!

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Description

The Fender California Deluxe Redondo Jr. E Mahogany brings full-voiced performance to a highly portable, travel-friendly layout. Built specifically for musicians who need a more compact acoustic-electric profile without sacrificing acoustic richness, this junior-sized dreadnought fits comfortably in transit while delivering an expressive voice well suited to home practice, studio writing, and live tracking.

Solid Mahogany Soundboard for Warm, Mid-Range Depth

Unlike traditional spruce-topped instruments, this model features a solid mahogany top that yields an earthy acoustic response with a prominent, focused mid-range and smooth highs. This solid soundboard is supported by internal scalloped X-bracing, allowing the top wood to flex freely for heightened resonance and punchy projection. Paired with durable laminated mahogany back and sides, the body provides a resilient construction that stands up to temperature shifts while maintaining a consistent tonal depth.

Comfortable Short-Scale Neck and Playability

Designed with a compact layout, the guitar features a user-friendly 24" (61 cm) scale length that reduces string tension, making complex chord variations and single-note lines easier on the fingers. The mahogany neck is carved into an ergonomic slim "C" shape to provide a fast, familiar electric-style feel that reduces hand fatigue. It is paired with a durable walnut fingerboard carrying a 12" (30.5 cm) radius and a standard 43 mm nut width, balancing accessible fingering near the nut with clean execution across all 20 frets.

Integrated Fishman Electronics for Stage and Studio Plug-In

Equipped with an onboard Fishman CD-1 preamp system, this electro-acoustic ensures a smooth transition to amplified environments. The preamp circuit captures the warm, foundational frequencies of the mahogany body wood, providing a dependable, low-noise signal direct to a PA system or acoustic amplifier. Fitted with controls for volume, bass, and treble, alongside a practical phase control to curb feedback, the module is rounded out by a built-in electronic tuner for fast pitch adjustments on the fly.

Fender California Deluxe Redondo Jr. E Mahogany Specifications

Solid Mahogany Top — Generates an earthy, warm tone with focused mid-range punch and smooth high frequencies.
Laminated Mahogany Back and Sides — Offers robust structural durability against climate changes while reinforcing acoustic warmth.
Junior Redondo Body Shape — A scaled-down, travel-friendly dreadnought template providing enhanced physical comfort and portability.
Scalloped X-Bracing — Maximises soundboard vibration and structural strength for increased overall resonance.
Fishman CD-1 Preamp System — Delivers a reliable, clean amplified signal directly onto stage mixers or recording interfaces.
Onboard Electronic Tuner — Provides immediate pitch monitoring and adjustments without requiring outboard pedals.
Mahogany Neck — Features an approachable slim "C" profile for seamless tracking across the register.
Walnut Fingerboard — Reliable and responsive tonewood providing a smooth fret hand foundation.
24" (61 cm) Scale Length — Short-scale format reducing string tension for softer fretting and comfortable transport.
12" (30.5 cm) Fingerboard Radius — Offers a gentle curve that works effectively for both acoustic chording and lead work.
43 mm Nut Width — Standard acoustic spacing ensuring clean note separation across the lower register.
Micarta Nut and Saddle — Optimises string-to-body energy transfer to boost sustain and projection.
Sealed Die-Cast Tuners — Equipped with split shafts for efficient string changes and reliable tuning retention.

Fender California Deluxe Redondo Jr. E Mahogany earns its place as a dependable travel companion and songwriting partner, blending a warm all-mahogany acoustic character with reliable live electronics. It serves as an excellent option for performing guitarists who need a compact, stage-ready instrument that travels effortlessly.

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