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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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Overall Action

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Fender California Deluxe Redondo Mahogany Acoustic Guitar - Natural

Fender California Deluxe Redondo Mahogany Acoustic Guitar - Natural

Name: Fender California Deluxe Redondo Mahogany Acoustic Guitar - Natural
Brand: Fender
SKU: 0974602521
Price: 251.00 GBP
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Featuring a solid mahogany top, great playability and that classic 6-in-line Fender headstock

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The Fender California Deluxe Redondo Mahogany delivers a rich, earthy acoustic tone wrapped up in a classic full-sized dreadnought body shape. Thanks to its construction, this acoustic delivers warmth, a powerful mid-range focus, and room-filling acoustic volume, making it an inspiring tool for songwriting, rehearsals and acoustic jam sessions.

Solid Mahogany Top for Mid-Range Richness

The tonal heart of this instrument is its solid mahogany top, a choice configuration that yields smooth high frequencies and an organic, rounded acoustic character with a strong mid presence. Supported internally by custom-voiced scalloped X-bracing, the soundboard vibrates with absolute freedom, unlocking superior low-end potential and heightened responsiveness. Paired with stable laminated mahogany back and sides, the framework ensures excellent structural durability against changing room environments while adding harmonic complexity and a woody, deep resonance to every strum.

Great Playability

Married to the body is a mahogany neck that features a great playing, ergonomic slim "C" shape profile. The neck is treated with a fast satin urethane finish to prevent friction, allowing the hand to sweep cleanly up and down the register. Topped with a smooth walnut fingerboard, the layout incorporates a contemporary 12" (30.5 cm) radius, a standard 25.5" (64.8 cm) scale length for crisp note definition, and a 43 mm nut width that leaves generous room for accurate chord fingering near the first position.

Reliable Performance Hardware with Fender Identity

This dreadnought breaks from traditional acoustic styling by incorporating a signature 6-in-line headstock, a design choice directly inspired by Fender's electric heritage that ensures equal string tension across the upper register. Tuning stability is anchored by a set of sealed die-cast split-shaft tuning machines, which lock pitch securely over prolonged sets and enable quick string replacement. A premium Micarta nut and matching saddle optimize energy transmission from the strings to the top timber, maximizing natural sustain and overall note separation.

Fender California Deluxe Redondo Mahogany Specifications

Solid Mahogany Top — Generates an earthy, warm voice with full midrange prominence and rounded high frequencies.
Laminated Mahogany Back and Sides — Enhances structural stability against humidity changes while cementing tonal warmth.
Redondo Dreadnought Body Shape — Delivers commanding acoustic presence, excellent bass development, and high output volume.
Scalloped X-Bracing — Maximises top wood flexibility to provide a responsive, open acoustic voice.
Mahogany Neck — Features a comfortable, slim "C" shape profile that lowers fretting hand fatigue.
Satin Urethane Neck Finish — Provides a smooth, non-sticky back surface for fluid chord transitions.
Walnut Fingerboard — Offers a durable, resonant playing surface equipped with 20 vintage-style frets.
25.5" (64.8 cm) Scale Length — Delivers standard acoustic string tension and strong, defined projection.
12" (30.5 cm) Fingerboard Radius — Balancing curvature for comfortable chord execution and smooth single-note lines.
43 mm Nut Width — Standard acoustic spacing allowing precise fingering and comfortable note separation.
Micarta Nut and Saddle — Promotes even string-to-body energy transfer to boost sustain.
Sealed Die-Cast Tuners with Split Shafts — Vintage-styled keys that hold stable pitch and facilitate rapid, clean string changes.
Phosphor Bronze Strings (.011-.052) — Factory-fitted strings that produce a full, bright, yet warm balanced voice.

Fender California Deluxe Redondo Mahogany earns its place as a dependable, highly versatile songwriting and performance companion. A perfect match for vocal accompaniment, fingerstyle exploration, or traditional folk and rock rhythm parts, it combines a distinct all-mahogany identity with modern playing comfort.

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