Cort Earth 70 - Natural Open Pore

Best western guitar for starters
Solid spruce top
Ovangkol fretboard
Sounds great for the price
Double bound body
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Cort's Earth 70 is the world's best-selling western guitar for the beginning guitarist. And that's not surprising; a nicely built guitar with a solid spruce top, laminated mahogany sides and back and an ovangkol fingerboard that -for this price- sounds super good.
The guitar has a double bound body, sealed oil-bath tuners and "open-pore" satin finish. Truly a bang-for-a-buck! For the beginning guitarist, we would like to offer the best available on the market. Especially when you start playing the guitar, you will benefit from a great guitar that sounds good, is well built and has a nice finish.
Cort is built in the Asian Cor-tek factory which for years has been the court-producer for many other very large guitar brands such as Ibanez, PRS and Fender and produces over 1 million guitars a year!
So in fact it is the house brand of Cor-tek, although Cort is really a reputable brand in its own right and has been a market leader in the entry-level segment for years, with a nice product, lots of choice and good prices.
Because of the huge amount of instruments built at Cort, you benefit from the law of large numbers at Cort; the quality of materials and build quality/finish is very consistent. Ailments or problems that are (seem to be) inherent to the price range that we still sometimes encounter with most other brands, we hardly ever see with Cort and only exceptionally.
| Brand | Cort |
|---|---|
| Ean Code | 8809383839311 |
| Color | wood / naturel |
| Lefty | no |
| Fingerboard | overig |
| Top | spruce |
| Construction | all solid |
| Bodyshape | dreadnought |
| Back and side | mahogany |
| 12-string | no |
| Electro-acoustic | no |
| Cut away | no |
| Koffer | no |
| Article number | 65380 |

Dat verschillende houtsoorten een andere klank produceren is waarschijnlijk niet nieuw voor je. Maar wat voor klank bij welke houtsoort hoort, dat leggen we je graag even uit!
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