Cort Launch Classic Rock Series
Wednesday 8th of June 2011 06:15:38 PM
By: Richard Flynn
Cort have unveiled their new range of solid bodied electric guitars inspired by a design classic
The world's largest producers of guitars have introduced their new Classic Rock range of electric guitars.
The CR100, CR200 and CR250 offer a nice range of tones with their solid mahogany bodies, maple bolt-on, or mahogany set-necks with vintage C profile, 22 fret rosewood fingerboards and high output humbuckers.
The CR250 is the most expensive and features a mahogany body, capped and flamed veneer, bound rosewood fingerboard inlaid with rectangular pearl inlays, vintage tuners, Tune-o-matic bridge and stop bar tailpiece, with a pair of ClassicRocker-II CR2NS enclosed humbucers that provide hefty output and 'a warm sweet tone'.
Finishes on offer are: Gold Top, Black, Cherry Red Sunburst, Vintage Sunburst and Trans Black.
All the specs are available at www.cort-guitars.co.uk
The CR100, CR200 and CR250 offer a nice range of tones with their solid mahogany bodies, maple bolt-on, or mahogany set-necks with vintage C profile, 22 fret rosewood fingerboards and high output humbuckers.
The CR250 is the most expensive and features a mahogany body, capped and flamed veneer, bound rosewood fingerboard inlaid with rectangular pearl inlays, vintage tuners, Tune-o-matic bridge and stop bar tailpiece, with a pair of ClassicRocker-II CR2NS enclosed humbucers that provide hefty output and 'a warm sweet tone'.
Finishes on offer are: Gold Top, Black, Cherry Red Sunburst, Vintage Sunburst and Trans Black.
All the specs are available at www.cort-guitars.co.uk
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