Fender Cd-60S Dreadnought Wn Natural
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A Must-Have in the CD Series: Fender's Accessible Acoustic Spirit
Among Fender's most popular acoustics, the CD-60S stands as a reliable choice for those seeking a dependable dreadnought that is enjoyable to play and ready to accompany you anywhere. Its design focuses on essentials: a solid top for resonance, lutherie aimed at projection, and neck ergonomics that facilitate progress while remaining satisfying over time.
Who Is It For, and In Which Styles?
The Fender CD-60S is primarily aimed at beginners who want a true "full-size" acoustic guitar feel and a reassuring grip, but it also suits intermediate players looking for a simple and effective dreadnought for home, rehearsals, or café-concert stage use. It excels in pop, folk, acoustic rock, country, and any style relying on broad strumming, while remaining comfortable for fingerpicking.
Sound
The solid spruce top delivers brightness, clear attack, and wide dynamics: it responds equally well to energetic strumming and delicate fingerpicking. The scalloped X-bracing enhances sound openness and projection, giving a "lively" feel under the right hand. The mahogany back and sides reinforce the mids and provide a warm, balanced output, very effective for supporting vocals. The walnut fingerboard and bridge add precise response, with excellent chord clarity across the entire range.
Technical specifications
| Format | Dreadnought | Fingerboard | Walnut |
| Left handed | No | Nbrs of frets | 20 |
| Cutaway | No | Neck Type | Glued |
| Strings | Steel | Electroacoustic | No |
| Nbr of strings | 6 | Color | Natural |
| Top | Spruce | Finishing | Glossy |
| Back&Sides | Mahogany | Hardware | Chromed |
| Body shape | Dreadnought | Fingerboard radius | 12" / 305 mm |
| Body | solid spruce top with laminated mahogany back and sides | Fingerboard radius type | standard acoustic |
| Back | mahogany | Number of frets | 20 |
| Sides | mahogany | Fret size | vintage |
| Bracing | quarter-sawn maple, scalloped "X" pattern | Nut width | 1.69" / 43 mm |
| Body finish | gloss | Scale length | 25.3" / 643 mm |
| Body binding | multi-ply | Truss rod | dual-action |
| Rosette | CD Series Pearloid | Hardware finish | chrome |
| Pickguard | single-ply black | Tuners | die-cast chrome |
| Orientation | right-handed | Bridge | walnut |
| Neck material | mahogany | Nut | cream plastic |
| Neck shape | Fender "Easy-to-Play" with rolled fingerboard edges | Nut material | cream plastic |
| Neck finish | glossy urethane | Adjustments | N/A |
| Headstock | traditional Fender | Included accessories | none |
| Fingerboard inlays | 3 mm pearloid dots | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is the Fender CD-60S suitable for starting folk guitar?
This model combines a Fender “Easy-to-Play” neck with rolled fretboard edges and a 43 mm nut width. The dreadnought body shape and 20 frets allow working on open chords as well as rhythm accompaniment.
Is the top of the CD-60S solid?
The top is solid spruce, paired with laminated mahogany back and sides. The carved X-bracing contributes to projection and a clear attack.
Can this guitar be plugged into an amplifier?
This guitar is not acoustic-electric and does not have any built-in amplification system. Amplified output would require adding an external pickup solution.
What sound does the dreadnought shape of this Fender offer?
With a 643 mm scale length and dreadnought body, the instrument delivers generous bass and volume suitable for pick-style rhythms. The mahogany body supports the midrange, useful for vocal accompaniment. The solid spruce top maintains good clarity in chords and simple arpeggios.
What strings should be used on a Fender CD-60S?
The original setup uses steel folk strings with a gauge of .012-.052. A 6-string acoustic set with the same gauge preserves the intended feel.



