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Fender DG10CE Left-Handed Acoustic-Electric Dreadnought Guitar
Spruce top. Rosewood fretboard. Transducer pickup.
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Description
Southpaws rejoice! The popular DG-10CE is now available in a left-handed model. A Spruce top, Mahogany back and sides, and a Nato neck complete this affordable acoustic/electric dreadnought.
The DG Series has been created to give you the acoustic guitar that is best suited for your playing needs. DG series guitars include traditional features, complete inspection and set-up of each model at our factory in Corona, and affordable prices. They feature quality materials and superb workmanship that insure the comfort and playability of your new Fender acoustic. All this in a range of contemporary and beautiful styles and colors that feature acoustics, acoustics/electrics, nylon string, 12-string, left-hand models, and an acoustic/electric bass.
Features
Body Style: Dreadnought Cutaway Electric
Top: Spruce
Back & Sides: Mahogany
Neck: Nato
Tuners: Chrome Diecast
Markers: Dot
Fretboard: Rosewood
Pickups: Transducer
No. of Frets: 20
Scale Length: 25.3 in. (647 mm)
Neck Width @ Nut: 1.69 in. (42 mm)
Finish: Satin
Don't forget to send in the warranty registration card to Fender to receive maximum benefits.
Top: Spruce
Back and Sides: Mahogany
Neck: Nato
Fingerboard: Rosewood
No. of Frets: 20
Scale Length: 25.3" (647 mm)
Width @ Nut: 1.69" (42 mm)
Tuners: Chrome Diecast
Finish: Satin
The DG Series has been created to give you the acoustic guitar that is best suited for your playing needs. DG series guitars include traditional features, complete inspection and set-up of each model at our factory in Corona, and affordable prices. They feature quality materials and superb workmanship that insure the comfort and playability of your new Fender acoustic. All this in a range of contemporary and beautiful styles and colors that feature acoustics, acoustics/electrics, nylon string, 12-string, left-hand models, and an acoustic/electric bass.
Features
Body Style: Dreadnought Cutaway Electric
Top: Spruce
Back & Sides: Mahogany
Neck: Nato
Tuners: Chrome Diecast
Markers: Dot
Fretboard: Rosewood
Pickups: Transducer
No. of Frets: 20
Scale Length: 25.3 in. (647 mm)
Neck Width @ Nut: 1.69 in. (42 mm)
Finish: Satin
Don't forget to send in the warranty registration card to Fender to receive maximum benefits.
Technical Info
Body Style: Dreadnought Cutaway ElectricTop: Spruce
Back and Sides: Mahogany
Neck: Nato
Fingerboard: Rosewood
No. of Frets: 20
Scale Length: 25.3" (647 mm)
Width @ Nut: 1.69" (42 mm)
Tuners: Chrome Diecast
Finish: Satin
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Fender DG10CE Left-Handed Acoustic-Electric Dreadnought Guitar Reviews
10 out of 10
"Dreadnought- The Guitar of CHAMPIONS."
Feature:
once again, first guitar, so I like all it's features. It has a volume knob, then three slider things for like treble or something (I never really use them...) I found this effects box thing in my basement that if I play the guitar through it, it sounds like an electric, so that's the only thing I ever use the amp for.
Quality:
of course it's made well, it's a fender!
Value:
It was a gift from my dad, but he wouldn't buy something if it was a ripoff.
Desirability:
yeah, besides for that part on the bottom that's like pokey like an electric guitar instead of round, this guitar doesn't have any sexy parts.
Sound:
This is my first guitar, so since I don't have anything to compare it to, i'm giving it an 8. It sounds good, but I'm sure there's stuff that sounds better out there.
Support:
I'm giving this one a five, but that's just because I've never needed any support for it that my guitar buddies couldn't help me with.
Overall:
Yes, you should buy this guitar for your left handed self, or as a gift for your left handed friend.
once again, first guitar, so I like all it's features. It has a volume knob, then three slider things for like treble or something (I never really use them...) I found this effects box thing in my basement that if I play the guitar through it, it sounds like an electric, so that's the only thing I ever use the amp for.
Quality:
of course it's made well, it's a fender!
Value:
It was a gift from my dad, but he wouldn't buy something if it was a ripoff.
Desirability:
yeah, besides for that part on the bottom that's like pokey like an electric guitar instead of round, this guitar doesn't have any sexy parts.
Sound:
This is my first guitar, so since I don't have anything to compare it to, i'm giving it an 8. It sounds good, but I'm sure there's stuff that sounds better out there.
Support:
I'm giving this one a five, but that's just because I've never needed any support for it that my guitar buddies couldn't help me with.
Overall:
Yes, you should buy this guitar for your left handed self, or as a gift for your left handed friend.
Submitted: 05/02/2004
Style of Music: Rock- whatever I can figure out how to play
3 out of 10
"Shouldn't be called a Fender"
Feature:
Volume / tone control weak sound is tinny
Quality:
shoddy workmanship I had hoped to use this for playing live gigs but after one year is bascily falling apart
Value:
spend a few extra bucks and get a good electric accoustic
Desirability:
cheap
Sound:
Looks and feels cheap, less than one year after purchase (I was very excited to get it at first) pick up fell out, bridge pins fell apart, strap pin fell out. Intonation sounds lousy. I regret wasting money on it & I am a Fender lover. This guitar cheapens the brand
Support:
no dealings
Overall:
Already replaced it
Volume / tone control weak sound is tinny
Quality:
shoddy workmanship I had hoped to use this for playing live gigs but after one year is bascily falling apart
Value:
spend a few extra bucks and get a good electric accoustic
Desirability:
cheap
Sound:
Looks and feels cheap, less than one year after purchase (I was very excited to get it at first) pick up fell out, bridge pins fell apart, strap pin fell out. Intonation sounds lousy. I regret wasting money on it & I am a Fender lover. This guitar cheapens the brand
Support:
no dealings
Overall:
Already replaced it
Submitted: 08/19/2003
Style of Music: rock , accoustic, folk
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