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The Fender Redondo Player is a dreadnought acoustic-electric with a cutaway, built for players who want Fender electric-guitar looks in an acoustic. It pairs a solid Sitka spruce top with laminated sapele back and sides, and adds a Fishman Flex preamp with volume, tone and a push-knob phase control. The slim C-shaped nato neck and 25.6-inch scale make it easy to play, and the tilt-back Stratocaster-style headstock sets it apart from conventional dreadnoughts. It suits singer-songwriters and gigging players who plug in, though its laminated back and sides put it below all-solid rivals on acoustic richness.
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Lowest price we've seen: $335.99 on Nov 1 at Music Manor. Tracked across 6 stores since Nov 1.
Owners rate it highly, praising its playability, looks and plugged-in sound for the money. Some note the acoustic voice is bright rather than deep, which is expected from laminated back and sides.
The Fender Redondo Player is a 6-string acoustic-electric guitar with a cutaway dreadnought body. The top is solid Sitka spruce with scalloped X-bracing, and the back and sides are laminated sapele. The body has a satin finish, aged white binding, a 2-ring black-white-black rosette and a 3-ply tortoiseshell pickguard.
The nato neck has a slim "C" profile, a walnut fingerboard with white dot inlays and 20 frets. The tilt-back 6-in-line Stratocaster headstock carries vintage-style tuning machines. The nut and saddle are GraphTech NuBone.
The onboard Fishman Flex preamp lets the guitar be plugged into an amplifier or recording device. Controls are volume, tone and a push tone knob for phase control.




