An iconic figure of modern music (pop, rock, blues, funk, etc.) since the 1950s, Fender was founded in 1946 by Leo Fender in Anaheim, California. Through legendary guitar models such as the Telecaster or the Stratocaster, and cult amps like the Twin or the Tweed amps, Fender has revolutionized music and remains the most sought-after brand by musicians seeking character and authenticity in their sound.

Built with a mahogany top, back and sides, this Fender Paramount Series PS-220E Parlor has a beautiful Aged Cognac Burst finish that totally foreshadows the sound it will get: a bit dark, very warm, and beautiful. If it has a projection a little limited by the mahogany, a wood whose vibration declines rather quickly, it has a good volume which allows to be heard very clearly, and especially, it has a warm and sweet tone, quite typical, which makes you want to play Cajun blues while walking on dusty roads. In fact, the secret that Fender doesn't want to reveal is that the great advantage of this guitar lies in the way it marries with harmonica: its frequencies will wonderfully sublimate the solos that you or your stage partner will play. It also accompanies very nicely the human voices, which will find in its tone a good support in the bass, and will remain without competition in the highs. On stage and in the studio, the Fender/Fishman Sonitone Plus pickup will allow you to sculpt the sound to fit any room and any band.

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