The Fender CD-140SCE Electro Acoustic utilises that most time-honoured of acoustic body shapes, the dreadnought.
Noted because of its capacity to adapt to most genres, this body shape is the favourite of many, many artists.
Before you even begin to talk about wood types you know this guitar will be an excellent flatpicker whilst being adept in strumming and fingerstyle playing, all the while arming you with plenty of projection and a full, resonant sound.
The solid spruce top on the Fender CD140SCE Acoustic Electric Guitar produces a lot of crisp tone and volume that the Fender/Fishman Aero electronics accurately capture.
Equipped with a built-in tuner and a 3-band EQ with sweepable midrange, the Aero system is easy to use onstage to get a great amplified sound.
The all-mahogany body adds warmth and roundness to the tone.
A rosewood fingerboard tops the comfortable and fast nato neck.
Black binding on the body and a uniquely shaped bridge gives the CD140SCE acoustic-electric a decidedly modern look.
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Chords are, basically, several notes played simultaneously, resulting in a sort of harmony. Now, there are all kinds of chord types, from melancholic minors, over joyous majors, to heavy power chords. Whenever you strum several notes on your guitar (or hit two or more keys on your piano, or any other instrument), you're essentially playing a chord.
