Cort has expanded its single-cut electric guitar portfolio with the launch of the CR300MT, a model designed to meet evolving player preferences through a specific combination of materials and components. According to Music Instrument News, the manufacturer developed this instrument to unite high-demand specifications within a classic architectural framework.
The CR300MT features a solid mahogany body and set-neck construction intended to maximize sustain and low-end warmth, finished in a streamlined Black Satin aesthetic with multi-ply binding. The source reports that the neck utilizes a 24.75-inch scale length, a Micarta fingerboard with a 12-inch radius, and a Graph Tech TUSQ nut to ensure tuning stability.
For electronic output, the guitar is equipped with an EMG 81 and 60 active humbucker set controlled by independent volume and tone knobs alongside a three-way toggle switch. Music Instrument News notes that this configuration offers musicians precise tonal shaping capabilities. The hardware suite includes Grover Rotomatics tuning machines and a Tune-O-Matic-style bridge with a stop tailpiece. This release underscores Cort’s ongoing strategy to supply global retailers with instruments leveraging established component partnerships to serve the international fretted market.
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