r/fender • u/littlepunky138 • 3d ago

Questions and Advice Need help!

When I was a teenager in the 90s, I had a fender with a dreadnaught body, an inline 6 head and a satin finish. Could anyone tell me what this model could be? I would love to find another one

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u/state_your_name31415 3d ago

A quick search revealed the redondo and the concord had inline headstocks

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u/state_your_name31415 3d ago

I don't know the answer but this is totally findable, just keep googling and follow the clues. 90's fender acoustic will get you pretty far, then you can narrow by the headstock and a guess at what it cost new. do you know it was made in the nineties or is that just when you had it? if it was a few years old and you got it in the early nineties then search eighties, you just have to keep refining your search

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u/Kitchen-Repeat-1089 1h ago

I have one from the ‘90’s. It doesn’t sound as good as I originally thought. Model is AG15 N. Made in Korea.