Fender CD-60S Dreadnought All-Mahogany

Fender CD-60S Dreadnought All-Mahogany — Natural

The CD-60S is already one of Fender’s most popular acoustic guitars, and the All-Mahogany version adds a distinctly warm, organic dimension that makes it stand apart from the standard model. Swap out the spruce top for solid mahogany and suddenly you’re in a different tonal world — rounder, warmer, and more focused, with a natural, earthy voice that’s especially beautiful for fingerpicking, blues, and Americana styles. Same Easy-to-Play neck, same accessible price point, but with a character all its own.

Key Features

• Body: Dreadnought — full-sized, bold, and versatile for strumming and fingerpicking alike
• Top: Solid mahogany — warm, focused, and organically voiced with a natural midrange richness that spruce simply can’t replicate
• Back & Sides: Laminated mahogany — consistent, durable, and tonally complementary to the all-mahogany voice
• Neck: Mahogany with Fender’s Easy-to-Play shape and rolled fretboard edges for a comfortable, broken-in feel from day one
• Fretboard & Bridge: Walnut, 12″ radius with 20 vintage frets and 3mm pearloid dot inlays
• Scale Length: 25.3″ (643mm) for comfortable, accessible playability
• Nut: Crème plastic, 1.69″ width
• Truss Rod: Dual-action for precise neck adjustment in any climate
• Tuners: Chrome die-cast for reliable, accurate tuning
• Pickguard: 1-ply black
• Finish: Gloss natural

Why Buy from Dietze Music

The tonal difference between a spruce-top and all-mahogany guitar is something you genuinely need to hear side by side to fully appreciate, and we’d love for you to do exactly that in Lincoln, Omaha, or Bellevue, NE. Stop by any of our locations or call us at (800) 357-1535 — our staff can walk you through both versions of the CD-60S and help you find the tonal character that best fits your playing style.

Ideal For

A fantastic choice for the beginner or developing player who wants warm, organic acoustic tone with a solid mahogany top at an accessible price — and a natural fit for blues, folk, Americana, and fingerstyle players who prefer a rounder, more focused voice over the bright projection of a spruce-topped guitar.