Fender Standard Telecoustic Acoustic-Electric Guitar Walnut Stain

Absolutely love the guitar. I've played electric for about 2 years now and decided to try out an acoustic. I found this guitar and instantly fell in love. It has a beautiful sound for a fiberglass body and the action is perfect for the electric player. Fender most definitely got it right with this one.

I PREFER A SLIMLINE ACOUSTIC/ELECTRIC FOR ON STAGE USE SO I AM USED TO THE SMALLER SOUND THAT THEY GIVE UNPLUGGED. THIS GUITAR ARRIVED QUICKLY AND THE ACTION WAS HIGH AS EXPECTED. AFTER REMOVING THE NECK AND CUTTING A CREDIT CARD AND PUTTING IT UNDER THE 2 SCREWS CLOSEST TO THE BODY( THIS CHANGES THE NECK ANGLE) AND SAWING THE BRIDGE DOWN A BIT I BROUGHT THE ACTION DOWN AND IT IS NOW A VERY FAST PLAYING ACOUSTIC. THE GUITAR ITSELF IS GREAT LOOKING AND THE NECK NEEDED NO ADJUSTMENT. THE GUITAR UNPLUGGED SOUNDS BRIGHT AND DOES NOT GIVE THE RESONANCE THAT YOU GET WITH A FULL BODIED ACOUSTIC BUT IT HAS A GOOD SOUND AND I FIND THAT WHEN I AM STRUMMING AND ANOTHER ACOUSTIC IS PLAYING SINGLE NOTES, LEAD OR PICKING, I'M AT THE RIGHT VOLUME. MY PLAYING STYLE IS KIND OF PERCUSSIVE SO I'M NOT REALLY LOOKING FOR THAT FULL ACOUSTIC SOUND BUT ONCE YOU PLUG AN INSTRUMENT IN YOU CAN GET WHATEVER SOUND YOU WANT FROM IT. I PLAY THIS THROUGH A PA SYSTEM AND IT SOUNDS GREAT FOR MY PURPOSES. YOU MAY WANT TO ADD A CHORUS EFFECT IF YOU WANT THE DREADNAUGHT SOUND. OVERALL THIS IS A FINE LITTLE GUITAR AND WITH A LITTLE LOVE AND PATIENCE YOU CAN GET A GREAT FEELING INSTRUMENT AT AN EXCELLENT PRICE JUST DON'T EXPECT IT TO SOUND LIKE AN EXPENSIVE ACOUSTIC UNPLUGGED.

Good for small hands as stated by other reviewers.Quiet compared to otherguitars of this category when played as an acoustic. That works for me as I like the fact it quiet when I want it to be but plug it in and it makes all the noise my family can stand. Nice features especially the built in tuner. The only thing you might be surprised by is that the face is the only wood on the body, the sides and back are some type of mottled plastic composite. Not too attractive from backside but it makes it easier to knock around without sscratces, dings, etc. Good adddition for a beginners or extra guitar.

The Telecoustic is exactly what I was looking for. I have small hands and like to sit and do finger exercises after the family has retired for the night. I like the smaller body and the neck is exactly what I needed. The feel is great and I am completely satisfied with the guitar.

Bought this guitar online, BRAND NEW.. mailed in yesterday. Its is an Ok guitar,Beautiful Looking thangg.. but maybe my baby wasnt the best made though.. crafted in china, and not made of wood.. kinda blew me off a bit. Its nowhere sounding as great as an original acousitc. (most arnt) but the way it was crafted was just horrible. Neck is literally somewhat looking to a curving bridge, the strings are off starting from the 2nd fret making the neck feel uncomfortable.. BUT this this does sound amazing when pluged in.. Its only advantage. A bit dissapointed to be honest coming from a Fender Guitar, I wouldnt recommend this guitar but If your all up for it, GO FOR IT!! - Not the best "Bang for your Buck"

I've owned this guy for over a year now and you really can't go wrong for the $$. The small size and fiberglass body give a pretty lousy dry sound but it is small, good for travel and loud enough for practice. I amplify it through a Fishman SA220 and it really wakes up into a great little stage acoustic. The difference between the amplified and dry sound is remarkable. It is notorious for high action out of the box. I had the saddle knocked down across all strings before I left the GC, I'm told this is SOP for this guitar.