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The Cort Cutcraft electro-acoustic guitar combines rich sound and excellent playability thanks to its solid European spruce top and solid myrtlewood back. Its Small Jumbo shape offers a perfect balance between sound projection and comfort, ideal for stage, studio, or home playing. Equipped with an LR Baggs M80 pickup, it allows for natural and precise amplification, suitable for musicians looking for a versatile and high-performance guitar for live or recording use.
| Model | Cort Cutcraft |
|---|---|
| Series | Limited |
| Shape | Small Jumbo |
| Top | Solid European spruce |
| Back & Sides | Solid myrtlewood |
| Binding | Black |
| Armrest | Double |
| Rosette | Pau ferro and abalone |
| Neck | Reinforced mahogany |
| Nut Width | 45 mm |
| Number of Frets | 20 fanned (25-25.5") |
| Scale Length | 643 mm |
| Fingerboard & Bridge | Ebony |
| Tuners | Gold-plated oil-bathed |
| Finish | UV optimizing acoustic properties |
| Strings | Elixir Nanoweb Phosphor Bronze Light 12-53 |
| Pickup | LR Baggs M80 |
| Accessories | Deluxe case |
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