All user reviews for the Fender CD-140SCE [2011-2016]

Model manufactured in China but still good.
On 20 frets available, the latter are relatively hard to make it sound (as most acoustic).
Aside from a small flaw that I had when changing strings (ankle holding said string is split by blocking my rope, in turn Woodbrass and a new one is above) the violin itself is pretty good.

On electronics, was the fishman so if you use a studio, it's really best to do it through a preamp and compressor. Live it is less embarrassing!
On the control panel of micro, small equalizer is a (low midrange treble), a built-in tuner and a very convenient boutont "phase" which I still have not found useful.

UTILIZATION

The handle is pretty nice, I still recommend a draft of light or extra light strings (I'm used to the power too ...).
The sound is super bright and with good strings, it is quite easy to play.
If good strong support on the ropes, we get a great sound, however, it tends to curl a little.

It is light, pleasant live as friends as well as in the studio.

SOUNDS

It is ideally suited to a folk style and possibly of a gypsy.

Another inconveniant is that the strings are a bit remote from the handle to the 12 '15' freight. A trip to a luthier to put it a little bit of lime to your saddle you order the things this problem but suddenly, the strings will have curling time in other serious.

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for 2 years, this is the first electro-acoustic I buy and if I had to choose a re electro for less than 350 €, I would do this choice without hesitation.

Made in China this Fender cutaway has a Fishman preamp with integrated tuner treble control, medium and serious, a phase inverter (handy against feedback) the overall finish is altogether proper and woods are rather well chosen

UTILIZATION

the handle in satin finish is a comfort notorious default, agree with people who have big palms access the latest case is complicated from the 17th fret (roughly the last three ...) and it sounds herself a treat you feel immediately comfortable with this guitar.

SOUNDS

in acoustic she trunk it sounds loud without sounding plywood, we feel that the specifications Fender is one of the most sharp. amplified by the Fishman preamp is present settings are accurate and do not deteriorate the acoustic qualities of the beast, it sounds with the same enthusiasm!

OVERALL OPINION

as extra guitar or grattouiller with potos it's heavy. but over time, the concentric knobs are a little weak (volume tends to relax and have some games which causes jumps of sound) the overall finish is quite pretty and attractive but thin patent (synthetic that price) brand very quickly the wood has any fret!

a good guitar cheap for someone who will take care for extremely fragile!

Anyway I remake the choice of course, at this price it is still much better than stagg or other XP!

Overall quality of this guitar for wide circulation. Preamp excellent, pleasant handle. However, for the one I had, it took a bit to the touch it is perfect: the edge of the frets hung, the frets were set. Once these minor adjustments carried out, it is really good for the price.
Live stores that sell guitars and not only set out directly from their box. It's crazy the difference a set of strings with a new and well regulated action following the profile of the buyer.

UTILIZATION

Handle end and quality, choose a wide strap if you play standing, beautiful is not an equilibrium model, unless you put a tie strap on the heel of the neck.

SOUNDS

Type guitar folk versatile, amplified sound on a AER acoustic amp is very good, the preamp is made to work with a near natural sound which is a performance for a sensor under the saddle. Very little feedback provided not to the bottom knob volume on the guitar. (As for ALL electronic guitars!)
This guitar is not made for the nags. She loves the game and picking arpeggios purposes.
For sound, a bit of reverb / echo and voila.

OVERALL OPINION

In this price range this is one of the top plus Fender. Always easier to sell in the event of a lightning strike to a Martin D45