Product Detail
The FA-125CE single-cutaway guitar combines Fender's classic tone and style with FE-A2 electronics, perfect for taking the stage. It features quality laminate construction, a modern 3+3 Fender headstock, and a Viking bridge, delivering great sound and easy playability. Beginners and intermediate players will love the nato neck, which gives a lively tone and a smooth playing feel. General: Series - Fender Alternative, Orientation - Right-Hand, Color - Natural, Country of Origin - CN. Neck: Material - Nato, Finish - Gloss Urethane, Fingerboard Radius - 11.81' (300 mm), Fingerboard Material - Walnut, Position Inlays - White Dot, Number of Frets - 20, String Nut - Crème Plastic, Nut Width - 1.69' (43 mm), Nut Material - Crème Plastic. Body: Laminated Spruce Top with Laminated Basswood Back and Sides, Finish - Gloss, Shape - Dreadnought, Top - Laminated Spruce, Binding - 1-Ply Black, Back - Laminated Basswood, Sides - Laminated Basswood, Rosette - FA Series Concentric Rings. Hardware: Bridge - Laminated Hardwood, Bridge Pins - White with Black Dots, Pickguard - 1-Ply Black, Hardware Finish - Chrome, Tuning Machines - Die-Cast Sealed, Strings - Factory Standard (.012-.053 Gauges). Electronics: Controls include Volume, Bass, Treble, an Integrated Electronic Tuner with On/Off Switch, and a Low Battery Indicator Light. Special Electronics - Fender® FE-A2 Preamp. Measurements: Fret Size - 2mm, Scale Length - 25.3' (643 mm). PLU: 0971113221.
Using the Fender FA - 125CE is a breeze. First, tune your guitar using the integrated electronic tuner. Just flip the on/off switch and start adjusting the tuning machines until the strings are in the right pitch. When you're ready to play, strum or pick the strings as you normally would. Remember, the guitar has volume, bass, and treble controls, so you can adjust the sound according to your preference. As for maintenance, keep your guitar in a dry and cool place. Wipe the strings with a clean cloth after each use to remove sweat and dirt. Check the battery of the electronic tuner regularly, and replace it when the low - battery indicator light comes on. Also, if you're not using the guitar for a long time, loosen the strings a bit to relieve the tension on the neck.
