Fender’s colourful new acoustic series officially released
The most visually striking new line we saw in acoustics at this year’s NAMM show was easily Fender’s California Series electros, and now the company has them ready for players to try and buy.
These guitars suggest the company is keen to push in a bolder direction with acoustic design, alongside its more traditional Paramount series, but the Californias are also reflecting Fender’s roots as a company.
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