Cort G250SE G Series Electric Guitar - HSS - Black
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Basswood Body
Used by some of the greatest players in the industry and boutique guitar builders, it provides the ideal warmth and fullness suitable for a wide range of musical genres. Basswood body with Roasted Maple neck and fretboard, the acoustic tone is clear and balanced with a strong and punchy midrange.
Voiced Tone VTS-63 & VTH-59
The new Voiced Tone VTH-59 bridge humbucker and VTS-63 single-coil pickups perfectly complement the big robust acoustic sound of the guitar with modern clarity, transparency and vintage warmth. Painstakingly developed by Cort's engineers by drawing on decades of pickup winding experience, the Voiced Tone pickups feature the highest-grade components and winding techniques to allow the natural character of the guitar to be faithfully delivered to the amp.
Coil-Tap(Push-Pull Tone Knob)
The push-pull tone knob potentiometer allows for the humbucker's dual coils to be split into single-coil, providing a brighter and glassier sound ideal for genres such as pop, funk and certain styles of jazz.
2 Point Tremolo w/Steel Bent Saddle
To assure tonal stability while maximizing the vibrato flexibility, the G250 SE is equipped with the two point tremolo. The steel bent saddles on a steel base plate offer solid tone transfer while maintaining the vintage look.
Roasted Maple Neck & Fretboard
By treating the maple wood in an oxygen-free oven at a high temperature, the wood stabilizes and develops a golden-brownish look for enhanced stability, a big bolder tone, as well as a more smooth vintage look.
Satin Neck Finish
A clean look as well as no drag on your fingers due to the smooth satin finish means more comfort, increased speed and enhanced playability.
Neck-Body Joint Beveled Heel
Unlike the square-cut heel of traditional bolt-on guitars, the heel on the G-Series guitars are beveled round for easier and smoother access to the frets in the high register of the fingerboard.