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Fender CC-1 - Acoustic Guitar
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Fender CC-1

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description Fender CC-1 Overview

The Fender CC-1 is a solid, dependable entry point into the world of steel-string acoustics. It offers the classic Dreadnought body shape and a reliable build quality that makes it perfect for new players learning basic chords and strumming patterns. While it won't match the complex overtones of a Martin, it provides a solid, loud, and fun platform to build foundational skills on without a massive initial investment.

help Fender CC-1 FAQ

Is Fender CC-1 a real Fender acoustic-guitar model?

The Fender model that most closely matches this name is the CC-60S, not a verified Fender model called CC-1. Check the headstock, serial label, and seller's SKU before treating the listing as a genuine Fender product. [Fender CC-60S](https://www.fender.com/products/cc-60s-all-mahogany-concert)

Is the Fender CC-60S a dreadnought guitar?

No, the verified CC-60S uses a smaller concert body rather than a dreadnought body. Fender lists a 25.3-inch scale length and 20 frets for the standard model. [Fender CC-60S specifications](https://www.fender.com/products/cc-60s-all-mahogany-concert)

What are the standard Fender CC-60S materials and strings?

The standard spruce version uses a solid spruce top with laminated mahogany back and sides, a mahogany neck, and a walnut fingerboard. Fender specifies Dura-Tone 880L coated 80/20 strings in .012 to .052 gauges. [Fender CC-60S specifications](https://www.fender.com/products/cc-60s-all-mahogany-concert)

Does the Fender CC-60S have built-in electronics?

The standard CC-60S is an acoustic-only guitar with no onboard controls or pickup. Fender also sells acoustic-electric variants such as the CC-60SCE, so the suffix matters when checking whether amplification is included.

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