Fender Classic Design Series CP-60S Parlor Acoustic Guitar 3-Color Sunburst

I was looking for a smaller acoustic guitar to learn on. I have a full size Luna, but it's just too big. I was drawn to this guitar not only because of its size, but it is absolutely beautiful. Since I don't know how to play, I asked a customer who was playing another guitar if he would play it for me so I could hear it. It sounds awesome. When I got it home, I started to play around on it at little bit and it is perfect. I honestly would've expected it to be a much more expensive guitar.

No comments as everything has been good so far.

This is my first steel string guitar. The neck is really easy to play. The small body is easy to hold. The guitar is well made and sounds great. I can't believe the quality for the price compared to other 200 dollar parlor guitars. I like the full length neck. The action is good. I can comfortably play scales anywhere on the neck. I love this thing it is hard to put down.

OK, I like Fender necks! I don't usually play acoustic guitar, but I saw this Fender Parlor Guitar in the acoustic room and picked it up. The neck was great, but I was shocked at how much fun it was to play and how good it sounded! I wanted to buy it on the spot, but decided to come back another day to make sure I wasn't just in one of my "new gear moods". I did, and played it for about an hour straight. (Luckily it was a slow afternoon and I had the acoustic room to myself.) The smaller body makes the sound tight and focused, and makes it super easy to hold. The neck is a dream. It's mine now! I can't guarantee you'll like the same things I like, but if you see one of these, pick it up and play it. It's a great-sounding, easy-to-play guitar that is hard to put down.

Went in looking for a parlor/travel guitar to use for camping, parties, etc. Did some homework and thought it was going to be a Baby Martin which gets great reviews. Well like all the smaller guitars it had banjo twang sound, and after trying all they had in that size/price the Fender was the easy pick. A much fuller sound, albeit it was a bit larger/longer. Quite a bit cheaper and the finish is much nicer looking IMHO. Fits great in Road Runner Concert Size gig bag (too big for Parlor bag). NOTE that it does not come with the tuners shown on Fender webpage (open back). It comes with chrome closed back tuners. After discussing with the GC guitar tech we are both convinced they are better, he had the opens backs on another unit and they looked quite flimsy. Once the strings broke in it holds tune fairly well.