Dreadnought Folk Guitar Electroacoustic with Fishman Classic 4 preamp and T tuner. Wood: Mahogany, mechanical oil bath.
You can adjust the brilliance, treble / medium / low on the amp and the tuner is really super easy to use, well damn.

UTILIZATION

I'm still a beginner in that I learn only DNAS my corner, not on a regular basis. To put my level, let's say I passed the test bars, I do the picking and I'm starting to attack the effects (slide, vibrato, hammer on and pull off).

So I decided to buy a folk to move forward and make me happier than my old acoustic beginner pretty rotten.

I tried a Takamine, and I tried a Yamaha as well. I immediately liked the grip of Fender, with a handle end and enjoyable.

It is a little heavier than my acoustic, but it's very portable!

Another interesting point is guaranteed for 5 years by Fender.

SOUNDS

At the first notes, I was struck by the beauty and brilliance. It sounds "like my favorite records." Holding agreement is beautiful, full, without degradation and that makes what.

In my humble level, I find it really beautiful. Pianist first, I caught a little virus guitar, by the need to write songs. And I must say that the Fender bcp inspires me, even though I know that at 300 euros, there is certainly much better (I had the right to a demonstration of a 12-string Ibanez very, very expensive just before me, and it was beautiful), but it's really good.

Super value for money I think. I tried a Takamine 50 euros more expensive, and it did not really convinced. The sound was nice, a little dull, but I'm leaning toward the sound of the fender and convinced by the opinion of the seller on the preamp which for him was much better on the Fender.

OVERALL OPINION

UPDATE AFTER 6 MONTHS
I learned a lot. A lot. I default to be a little hard, and I spent hours and hours learning with DVDs, videos on Youtube, books and play with this guitar and I realize even better account of his quality, to have to try other more expensive models. Unpretentious in a year, I play better than some friends who have been playing 3 / 4 years, but without really having developed their skills beyond the traditional strumming. I hear even some friends folkpicking

My style is mainly rock / folk. I master the rhythmic, folk-picking, etc. ... 20/30 and I play songs from Radiohead to Sufjan Stevens, Iron & Wine, etc ... I am considering the purchase for the summer, but not a Martin because Fender is not good.
I love this little Fender. It does not Disagree. It has a nice sound, dull and warm, it is very enjoyable to play and you get tired of its look, with its polished and beautiful workmanship. Frankly, I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to get started.

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For the moment, and what I play, it is only happiness. What I tape, the quality of amplified sound. It's the sound of the guitar sound, nothing less. It sounds either artificial or synthetic.
I may be starting on the guitar, but I have a lot more bottle piano / sound / home studio and I do believe I am right on the sound

It sounds fair and beautiful, and as is already very well for me because I intended to support for my pieces.

Very few records and my music on my acoustic makes me a little afraid of the blow!