Cort CJ-RETRO Vintage Sunburst Matte
Retro Style Jumbo
Fishman Neo-D Humbucker
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The Cort CJ-Retro is a Jumbo-sized acoustic/electric guitar with a huge sound and a cool retro look. The classic jumbo body has a spruce top and mahogany back and sides. To amplify the guitar there is a Fishman magnetic humbucker in the sound hole and the control knobs are on the top. A tasteful retro-look guitar for musicians looking for a great acoustic sound and a trendy look.
The full-size jumbo body produces a tremendously full sound with plenty of bass and exceptional volume.
The Fishman® Neo-D magnetic acoustic pickup produces a deep and rich sound that ideally complements the wide projection of the jumbo body.
The Fishman® VTB EQ system is designed specifically for the unique vibratory characteristics of nylon strings and conveys the natural sound. The powerful yet organic-sounding preamp is perfect for both recording and any type of live performance.
The vintage-style nickel open gear tuning knobs with white oval knobs operate smoothly and complement the guitar's vintage-retro aesthetic.
- Body type: Jumbo
- Back and sides: Mahogany
- Top: Spruce
- Neck: Mahogany
- Nut width: 43mm
- Fretboard: Merbau
- Pickups: Fishman Neo-D Humbucker
- Controls: 1x volume, 1x bass, 1x treble
- Bracket lining: Advanced X-bracing
- Strings: 0.12-0.53
- Finish: Polyurethane
| Brand | Cort |
|---|---|
| Ean Code | 4058059256783 |
| Color | sunburst |
| Lefty | no |
| Fingerboard | other |
| Top | spruce |
| Construction | fully laminated |
| Bodyshape | jumbo |
| Back and side | mahogany |
| 12-string | no |
| Electro-acoustic | yes |
| Cut away | no |
| Koffer | no |
| Article number | 72894 |
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