Fender CC-60SCE Blk WN

I got this guitar a while ago because I needed an acoustic one. I already own a few electric guitars and it's what I've always played, so, while I am aware that it is, obviously, a different feel, I was surprised with how aggressive to the touch this guitar can be. I am required to apply a lot of force, in order to get the nice, clean notes.
This is, likely, the case for those, such as myself, who are mostly used to play the standard six string electric guitar but beware of this before buying.

Regarding the quality, I am a little disappointed. Not long ago, I noticed a few cracks at the bottom of the neck, where it merges with the body. I am extremely careful with my instruments so I don't know if the guitar was delivered in these conditions or if this happened overtime. There are things we only notice after a while.
Either way, it is a bit of a let down. It can, probably, be fixed without much trouble but, considering I've had it for just over six months, I expected more from a mahogany piece. I am hoping this won't become a real problem, with time, as I play.

Otherwise, the guitar looks and sounds great. Has a really bright, clear sound and the electronics work well.

For the price, it is a decent instrument.

First thing is the build quality of this instrument. It is really well put together when you consider the price of this guitar. It’s extraordinary that it can be produced with this level of finish and still be profitable for the Fender company. When I played the instrument unplugged for the first time I was really pleased with the sound albeit a tad bright for me but the guitar is very resonant and easy to play. The action is not too high or low and the arm is close to the feel of an electric. I play a lot of chords with arpeggio strumming and this style sounds great amplified via the Fishman preamp. Overall, this is not perfect but it’s a lovely little guitar just the same considering the price.