Anybody played it? specs look awesome for that kind of money (sperzel locking tuners + wilkinson bridge + graph teck) I'm looking for a strat style guitar that will get me early scott henderson tones - an I'm not willing to pay for a suhr - just too much money for me... Gonna use it for funk, jazz and blues (in that order). here it is http://www.cort.co.kr/english/products/common/view.asp?product_id=139 probabyl needs a set of new buckers - but still: this is exactly the guitar style of guitar I want.... so what do you guys think of it (the ones who have actually played it)?!
Hi Big Mike... I read somewhere else that these are supposed to be really heavy - did you notice anything like that?
thanks anyways. I already did a search and not much (actually nothing) came up. I'm looking for a hsh strat - NO FLOYD, please... if anyone has other ideas (up to 1k) please respond... thank you!
Well my Cort is a different model and was $60 used. 2000 Indonesia CL200 I did have to do some tweaking. I drilled out the body holes so the neck screws just passed through rather than screwed thru the body wood, opened up the nut slots, and worked on the positioning of the wrapover stop/bridge for better intonation. The grub screws for this face the studs, minor pain. Guitar is not light. Action is quite low, sustain long, and after tweaking intonation fine and stays in tune.Pretty decent guitar. I imagine a HB model is Korean and the neck screw holes on the body the proper "pass thru" design/implementation .
I don't know if Carvin is readily available in your part of the world but the "Bolt" series is something worth considering. I have a Bolt neck on my parts-o-caster and it is my main player over lots of production models. You could also go with a standard strat style and put single coil size humbuckers, my 3 main strats are loaded this way and i absolutely love it. Or if your woodworking skills are up to snuff try taking decent strat style and routing a "bathtub" cavity and use the pickups of your choice along with a pickguard from Warmouth.
Cort also makes a Neil Zaza siggy model, and it also comes with Tonepros, Duncans, Sperzels, etc. The one at Namm played like crap. Horribly setup, sharp fret ends, etc.
