Nice new fresh strings.

blues90 , I have the CP60s- the cheap model- 199 bucks in a pkg? deal

www.guitarcenter.com/Fender/CP-60S-Parlor-Acoustic-Guitar-Sunburst-1500000224041.gc?cntry=us&source=4WWRWXGP&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIwOGJ5_vo7AIViLzACh1geggsEAQYASABEgIIffD_BwE

I replaced the strings on my Fender CP-60s after 2 years. I also checked the relief before and after and the action before and after and the 1st fret using open strings between the 1st fret and bottom of the string.

I have .010" relief at the 8th fret capo on first holding down the 14 fret at the body.

action at the 12th fret low E 6/64" high E 4/64". The 1st fret to the bottom of all 6 strings open strings not holding down the string on the 3rd fret= .017"

It didn't change after replacing the strings. I did polish the frets and oil the board with one coat of boiled linseed oil it looks better.

What I screwed up! I put all the string ball ends in and pins then somehow not thinking I put the G string on where the high E goes and cut it so I had to rob another G out of the three pack I bought. I ordered one more set and since there sealed in bags I put that set in 2 bags and in a zip lock. Also my tuner battery decided to die, if I turned it off for a bit it would work to do one tuning and I checked it with an 440 hz tuning fork and it was dead on. Uses a 9 volt radio battery so I ordered a 2 pack both on amazon.

I should have checked and this is a first I should have waited to cut that string. I'm just not used to doing this on the work table I made and was not paying attention. I should have turned the guitar around, even so at least double checked cost my $7 for that mistake yet I do have some spare strings which I probably will never use. It's been 2 years since I changed strings and got ahead of myself. S--t happens I guess.

All that and it sounds a bit better. It looks better however. And I know know all the measurements. I never checked the relief of action at the first fret, All I did was replace the saddle because it was a real loose fit and leaning so Sweetwater sent me a Graphtech TUSQ 12" radius saddle and a set of 12-53 D'Addario PB strings. This Fender CP-60s is a 12" radius finger board.

blues90,

Don't get to over involved in set up measurements, they are only a guide, it's more about what feels good to you.
You can by single strings.

I noticed when I changed the strings on my Fender CP-60s which has a walnut finger board that the wood itself has a rough texture. I never noticed this before with the strings on and never really paid any attention. My seagull or EL-00 pro aren't like this yet they have rose wood. I guess Fender in Indonesia didn't sand it well. It doesn't affect anything, it's just sort of disappointing. Yet what can one expect for $199.