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Other features include quartersawn scalloped "X" bracing, body binding, bound mahogany neck with rosewood fingerboard and Graphtech Nubone nut, rosewood bridge with Graphtech Nubone compensated saddle, strap-pin and end-pin jacks, and Fishman Isys III pickup/active preamp system with built-in chromatic tuner, on/off switch, three-band EQ and volume control.
Fender T-Bucket 100-CE Acoustic-Electric Guitar
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T-Bucket style and playability, plus Fishman electronics at an incredible price.
With its Three-color Sunburst spruce top, mahogany back and sides, T-Bucket pinstriped rosette and new 12th-fret "F" logo inlay, the T-Bucket 100CE cutaway dreadnought model has many of the cool special features of its hot-rod big brother, the 300CE, but at a fraction of the price.
Other features include quartersawn scalloped "X" bracing, body binding, bound mahogany neck with rosewood fingerboard and Graphtech Nubone nut, rosewood bridge with Graphtech Nubone compensated saddle, strap-pin and end-pin jacks, and Fishman Isys III pickup/active preamp system with built-in chromatic tuner, on/off switch, three-band EQ and volume control.
- Spruce top, mahogany back and sides
- T-Bucket pinstriped rosette
- 12th-fret "F" logo inlay
- Quartersawn scalloped "X" bracing
- Body binding
- Bound mahogany neck with rosewood fingerboard
- Graphtech Nubone nut
- Rosewood bridge with Graphtech Nubone compensated saddle
- Strap-pin and end-pin jacks
- Fishman Isys III pickup/active preamp system
- Built-in chromatic tuner, on/off switch, three-band EQ and volume control
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- Series: Hot Rod Design Acoustics
- Body Shape: Dreadnought
- Body Top: Laminated Spruce
- Back and Sides: Laminated Mahogany
- Bracing: Quartersawn Scalloped X
- Body Depth: 3.75" (Front) to 4.75" (Rear)
- Rosette: Holographic T-Bucket Pinstriped
- Neck: Mahogany, "C"-Shape
- Neck Binding: White
- Nut Width: 1.625" (41.3 mm)
- Frets: 20
- Fingerboard: Rosewood, 11.81" (300mm) Radius
- Position Inlays: Dot
- Scale Length: 25.3" (64.3 cm)
- Bridge: Rosewood with Graphtech Nubone Compensated Saddle
- Hardware: Chrome
- Strings: Fender Dura-Tone Coated 80/20 Bronze (.012-.052 Gauge)
- String Nut: Graphtech NuBone
- Controls: Built-In Chromatic Tuner with On/Off Switch, Volume, Bass, Mid, Treble
- Special Electronics: Fishman Isys III System with Active Onboard Preamp and Tuner
- Other Features: Inlaid pearloid pinstriping motif by Vince Ray on headstock and 12th fret (with Fender "F"), dual-action truss rod, white front and side dot position inlays, factory-mounted forward strap button with internal block reinforcement, ivory body and neck bindings, blackwith-white-dot bridge pins, chrome endpin jack
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Pros
- Great Sound quality
- Great Sound Quality L
- Looks fancy
- Nice Built-in Pick-up
Cons
- Built In Tuner
Best Uses
Comments about Fender T-Bucket 100-CE Acoustic-Electric Guitar:
I went out looking for a high quality guitar with built in pickup. I was looking at Taylor's but quickly realized they were out of my price range. I picked up this Fender T-Bucket and started playing it at Guitar Center. Nothing compared to the amazing sound and look. I was shopping for something that I could play shows with around town and would be proud to play in public. Something reliable. Fender did an amazing job with the design and creation of this guitar! Definitely worth it! I love mine!!
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Electronics
- Tone
Cons
- Action
- Playability
Best Uses
- First Guitar
- Practice Guitar
- Recording
Comments about Fender T-Bucket 100-CE Acoustic-Electric Guitar:
so i got this guitar around christmas time, first thoughts were that it looked great and sounded amazing even with stock strings. i did what i do first with all my acoustic guitars- add some nice elixrs on them, well 5 months later and i've had to replace the strings almost 4 times now. i dont know what it is but the strings are so tense on this guitar that it makes it hard to play, and makes the strings break easily. ive played one show with it, and it sounds good, electronics sound good and everything, but the action is terrible. still not a bad starter guitar though
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Fun To Play
- Stays In Tune
Cons
Best Uses
- Practicing
- Recording
- Small Venues
Comments about Fender T-Bucket 100-CE Acoustic-Electric Guitar:
This guitar is good for the money , Most people complain about the action . Its high because the pick up is under the bridge . Easy fix. Take it off , on a flat surface sand it down a little a time till you get the strings to suit your on needs . You can use a book under the strings to raise them while you are sanding the bridge down . Over all I am will pleased with this guitar .
Pros
- Consistent
- Good Feel
- Rich Sound
- Stays In Tune
Cons
Best Uses
- Church Worship
Comments about Fender T-Bucket 100-CE Acoustic-Electric Guitar:
So trying this out in store I thought it sounded AMAZING, especially for the price. the $1400 Martin on the wall didn't sound as good. Action was clean and easy to play and the full sound was impressive for stock strings (0.12) BUT when I took it home I noticed alot of fret buzz. Hmmm... strumming would sometimes make it shrill... this guitar is shipped and MOST LIKELY you need to turn the truss rod adjustment about 1/8-1/4 turn counter-clockwise to compensate. Once I did... all was perfect with the world! Slap some cheap Martin LifeSpan SP strings (0.11 or 0.10) and I couldn't be happier!
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