SeriesCort X

Ive been playing guitar 8 Years. Genre: Rock/Metal Acquired at: Local Cort dealer. Paid: $ 200.00 (U.S.) Quality, Sound, Playability, Design, Brand. N/A Very good construction, high quality pickups and electronics, nice glossy finish. I don't really pay attention to the brand of a guitar, its not really necessary. If it plays excellent and the overall construction of the guitar is excellent and the price is right, then the brand dosn't matter to me. Cort produces guitars at high quality standards that meet or exceed the quality of similar top brand guitars, the only diffrence I have found is the price. This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com

Bought it from swee lee(singapore) for about $465 brand new. Ws recommended by de salesperson there. Its black n the finish is superb n rather hard to scratch. Sounds fantastic on distortion n even has coil tap. pickups in de style of HSH. sturdy n has just enuf sustain to sound both gibsonish n fenderish. design looks much like an ibanez rg but much cooler. neck material is solid maple with basswood body. controls r all in de right place (similar to a fender). keeps tunings really well. FLOYD ROSE!!! i hate it cos it takes a hell long time to tune it. also de bridge is painted balck so de paint has started coming off n de metal tarnishing. sounds terrible on clean as if there wasnt enough power. terrible frets which make sliding a pain in de ass. quality... totally worth it for its price. construction... pretty gd except tt de inside if de guitar looks beaver chewed. finish i say again is gd. better than gibson or fender. solid! a very gd guitar for both beginners n intermediate. gd for those who love loads of distortion. cool looks. gif it a try. This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com

I was looking for a contrast to my LP style guitar and found the X6 at a local guitar shop. After trying that and a few other guitars i finally arrived at the decision to buy it. I acquired the guitar for £260. Looks amazing and in my opinion looks better than the various models produced and retailed by Ibanez or Maveick. It sounds awesome with twin Mightymite Pick-ups and one single coil Mightymite precission pick-up (HSH configuration). The Floyd Rose Trem has a massive range and is easy to use without over doing it. The fretboard is user friendly and the locking mechs mean you'll rarely have to re-tune. Also worth noting is the coil tap control and the smooth, contoured body. The only thing i have to say that is negative about the X6 is....erm, there is nothing negative about it! Basswood double cutaway Ibanez-RD-a-like body with contours that set it apart fomr all those who may question it's styling. Very high quality construction. Rose wood fret board and shallow frets. One of the best mid-low priced (budget/novice) guitars on offer. Looks, sounds, feels and performs like any good guitar should, and more. It's got the ability to make even starters sound good. Go on, you might just make it before the store closes, go buy it! And more importantly, ENJOY! This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com