Fender CD-60 NA V3

I have several different manufacturers of cheap end guitars and the Fender CD-60 NA. I am sure that the product that carries the Fender name is of good quality and good sounding. Also in this case it does. Bought for a child can learn guitar. I like the fact that it is light weight. Comfortable neck and a pleasant sound. What else to see fit for this money in?
Changed the strings on Daddario Phosphor Bronze and remained the clearest sound yet. I am satisfied with this purchase.

That guitar is pretty good for that price, BUT if you are very advanced and you want a really good guitar I recommend you something in higher price range. But for that price it does it's job. Also if you are a beginner, it's more thang enogh. I would also recomend it for intermediate players, that are on a budget.

It's my first Fender. For an entry level guitar I must say I was impressed. The first impression was amazement. Really easy to plan and quite a good sound.
The original strings required a change after 2 weeks (sound was not that pleasant anymore).

I am a beginner guitarist and with my budget, this guitar seemed like the best option for me. I like the sound and the guitar looks incredibly great for its price range.

The Fender CD-60 NA V3 is a great entry-level acoustic guitar, perfect for beginners and hobbyists. With a spruce top, mahogany back and sides, and a dreadnought body, it delivers a warm, balanced sound that works well for strumming or fingerpicking. The walnut fingerboard and comfortable neck make it easy to play, especially for newcomers.

At its price, the CD-60 offers excellent value. While it won’t compete with high-end models, it’s a solid, reliable choice for those seeking quality and affordability in one package.

I can compare this Fender CD-60 NA acoustic guitar directly to the Fender CD-140S NA. Both acoustic guitars sound quite nice. The Fender CD-60 NA is a little less loud I would say. The sound is warmer and softer than the sound of the other model. It is definitely a matter of taste which guitar you prefer. I myself prefer the more direct and clearer sound of the Fender CD-140S NA. But all in all I would say that both guitars sounds good and the Fender CD-60 NA performs a little better because its ratio between price and performace is a little better.

The body is nicely resonant. The tuners keep it in tune. The construction is clean (no residues inside). The binding and finish generally is well done. There was a dead fret on the high e string (C I think), but I gently filed a couple of the higher frets and it came to life. I haven't changed the strings yet, but when I do, I will replace the plastic saddle and nut with bone, and the pins with brass. I always enjoy playing it. Works really well with dropped D tuning.

It came out of the box 'record ready'', i am super happy with it especially for the price. Sounds a lot better than the audio demo ( think they forgot to tune it)

It's totally worth your investment, full sound with good bass ring, keep in mind that it's not with mic.

Good guitar for not much money. Plays very well, has good sound and build quality is amazing.