Fender California Standard Redondo Mini Spruce Top Fiesta Red
Product information "California Standard Redondo Mini Spruce Top Fiesta Red"
Product Description
Fender California Standard Redondo Mini Spruce Top Fiesta Red is a compact acoustic guitar that combines modern construction with classic Fender design and balanced tone. The mini dreadnought format with a short scale length is ideal for travel use, players with smaller hands and comfortable everyday playing.Body and Tonal Character
The laminated spruce top provides clear response and defined projection, while laminated sapele back and sides add a warm tonal foundation. The fully laminated construction increases durability and resistance to environmental changes, making the instrument well suited for mobile use.Neck and Playability
The okoume neck with a slim C profile delivers ergonomic playability across the fingerboard. The short scale length supports relaxed fretting and comfortable chord shapes, complemented by the walnut fingerboard with a consistent radius.Hardware and Transport
Sealed die-cast tuners ensure reliable tuning stability, while the modern Viking bridge provides secure string seating. The high-gloss finish offers a durable surface. The guitar is supplied with a matching gig bag for convenient transport.Artikeldetails
- Series
- California Standard Series
- String count
- 6-string model
- Body shape
- Redondo™ Mini (compact dreadnought)
- Orientation
- Right-handed
- Body
- Laminated sapele back and sides with laminated spruce top
- Neck
- Okoume, gloss urethane finish
- Neck profile
- C shape (slim C)
- Scale length
- 22.75 inch (578 mm)
- Fingerboard
- Walnut
- Fingerboard radius
- 9.5 inch (241 mm)
- Frets
- 20 vintage frets
- Inlays
- Pearloid dot
- Nut material
- Micarta
- Nut width
- 1.60 inch (40.6 mm)
- Bridge
- Modern Viking
- Hardware
- Chrome finish, sealed die-cast tuners, plastic bridge pins
- Tuners
- Die-cast sealed
- Strings
- Phosphor bronze (.012-.053)
- Color
- Fiesta Red (gloss)
- Included
- Gig bag
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