Fender Redondo Mini Acoustic Guitar, with 2-Year Warranty, Sunburst, Maple Fingerboard, with Gig Bag

I received my guitar in great condition, and it was setup and ready to play right out of the box after tuning it up. I really like the sound quality with and without amplification and I didn't have any issues with the frets as reported by some reviewers. I like the feel of this guitar when I play it, and I think the color scheme looks good too. I can't really say anything negative about this guitar, the shipping or the price, it was on sale for almost have of the normal price when I bought it.

Pros - The value is definitely there. I get a lot of compliments on looks. While working with this guitar it’s stout, sturdy construction was obvious.Cons - Work and fine tuning was needed to bring it into usefulness. Plastic parts replaced.Project- This wasn’t just slapping a pickup on. The whole thing is shielded and grounded with a passive high-end wiring setup out the rear strap button.

Made in Indonesia . Showed up with no flaws. Packed well. Good action on fret board. Sounds really good..it came with medium strings. Replaced them with light strings. I thought that it might start buzzing because lighter strings tend to do that, but no, everything could not be better. The medium strings it came with were ok but I put elixir strings on it, which sound even warmer and better. The sound when I plugged it into an Amp was perfect…battery was included inside the guitar…I was going to buy from Guitar Center but I could not pass up this deal on Amazon..The inspectors went over it with a fine tooth comb before sending it to me. Now I just have to buy a good Fender case for it. Thank you Amazon and Fender

1st the positives. This instrument looks great. I had a Fender 12 string in the 70's. It looks just like it, except with a steel rod in the body to support the tension issues with a bolt on the neck. Sounds great amplified! Fishman Preamp and Tuner are great!!Negatives: Craftsmanship needs to be improved. Considering I got it on sale, I'm okay with the neck and the blaze (sunburst) looking like what I left in the toilet this morning. My CP-60S Parlor sounds better unplugged, and I got that for $150 (sunburst and playability are better too).

this guitars is made in idoniesia is very colorful sounding guitar much like how they used to make fender acoustics like one i had that was made in mexico my first guitar i had in the 90's that was from the 70's or 80's sounds and plays lot like it neck feels different though the best ive seen on market lately for under 1000 kind of like the paramont series pickups is the kind of pickup they use on these guitar the pickup is fantastic i compared it to an es2 on a taylor 110 and it kind blew it away with how sound filled the room the taylor pickup had a more clear cutthrough sound but this guitar had mellow softer full sound that filled the whole room and this guitar has a more colorful depth plugged and unplugged stays in tune very good action very low set up pretty good out of box one of my new favorite guitars i would say its a work horse budget guitars i think it is good enough even gigwith especially some guitars how make them now days all in china for under 1000 most have dry boxy sound and such hard to find a guitar like this it is a gem the pickup is pretty amazing on this guitar for the price almost just like the ones they put in paramont series sound almost exactly same most fishmans at this price are those presley which dont sound very good i would say its almost just like paramont series guitar and kind of like an old fender acoustic and kind of electric mixed together but less expensive and may even be better than most guitars you can find now days for under 1000 cause its made in indonesia and not china

My fender redondo arrived today and it’s a bit of a disappointment. It looks good as it should however the “g” ,”b”, and “a” strings completely bottom out starting at the 12th fret. A truss rod adjustment did nothing as the finger board isn’t completely flat ( gauged with a straight edge), which makes the cutaway design useless as it cannot be played that far up the neck. I own two other fender electric/acoustics that play perfectly- just got a not-so-good one this time I guess. For the price I’ll keep it. It sounds well, I just can’t utilize the entire fretboard, bummer.

I love this guitar. I have 7 guitars, and this one gets played the most. This guitar is in between an acoustic and an electric guitar. The best of both worlds. If I don't have time to hook up my electric or if I don't feel like holding a giant acoustic, I play this one. The sound is not very full like a traditional acoustic but is pretty good sounding. This would be a perfect guitar for a beginner or a smaller person. Mine had a slight string buzz when I first played it. But I was able to adjust the truss rod inside the hole to help the neck bow and get it to go away. Learn how to do that before you attempt it though.

Buzzing strings the neck adjust could not fix. Shame, looked and sounded great at the lower range. Upper notes buzzed or stuck on one note for nearly half the neck. Not Fender quality.

Muy linda la guitarra, se ve y siente de muy buena calidad, las cuerdas son de metal. Muy contento con la guitarra, la recomiendo.

Es un artículo muy profesional superó mis espectativas lo recomiendo mucho.

I bought this mini fender as my current guitar was to big to play while sitting and recovering from my hip surgery, after reading reviews I thought I’d give it ago and I’m very pleased with it and just the right size for me while recovering, and then be great for a wee travelling guitar 😊

Absolutely beautiful guitar and great for taking out to just play with friends at beach/parkStrings are a little heavy (12s)Swapped them out for 10s and plays and feels great 👍

La compré en una buena oferta, casi con un 40% de descuento. Es una Fender, mástil tipo C, cómodo, madera de caoba y tapa de picea, pastilla y preamplificador Fishman, todo en uno. Bonita y muy bien acabada. Hasta ahí todo bien. Pero el sonido, eso tan subjetivo, no es bueno. No está a la altura de las partes. Enchufada, tocando algo los graves, gana bastante o, quizás, enmascara el sonido metálico y con poco cuerpo que tiene desenchufada. No niego que como instrumento de iniciación lo reúne todo, incluso el precio, pero si la comparo con otra guitarra acústica (sí, mucho más cara), realmente no apetece volver a cogerla.