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anybody?

Jackson/Charvels and Gibsons for me, sorry..

What exactly is it you want to know about Cort?

I've had very good experiences with one of their basses, the Artisan B5 (in the swamp ash version, they don't offer the mahogany-bodied edition in a lefthanded version). Built very well, especially for the pricetag, and equipped with Bartolini MkI pickups and preamp, just like the Ibanez Soundgears in the same pricerange and Lakland Skylines of more than twice the price which are all from the same factory or share parts. I went for my current Yamaha though, because it just sounds bigger, is overall slightly larger (35quot; scale, thicker neck than the Cort which I'm very fond of).
I have not owned any of their guitars though, but once tried one of their rediculously affordable westerns, a Cort Earth 100 with cutaway and Fishman pickup and preamp that played like butter and sounded very sweet and warm but well defined. Liked it a lot, but it was too similar to my Washburn D12S to actually buy it. And besides, I'm saving for a proper western (Furch probably).

They have a sweet X guitar which has SD jazz and Invader...I have yet to see a place sell it though


Originally Posted by JeroenWhat exactly is it you want to know about Cort?i wanna know the playability and the quality of their guitars. i am interested in buying one, but dont know if it would be worth it or not.

anybody else?

Well, they're incredible value for money by any means. The Korean ones are well in the Jap Ibanez-league in terms of quality, feel and playability, so to say.
Do you have any specific model in mind?


Originally Posted by JeroenDo you have any specific model in mind?

MOST likely the M series. if not, the G series (the one with EMG's) looks pretty delicious.

I own a cort electric and a cort bass. Good quality, the pickups on the Zenox series are very nice for the price. Playable guitars

Oh if you want to know anything else, feel free to ask