Cort G250 SE - NOVA SERIJA _BEST BUY!!!

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The Cort G250 SE is a double-cutaway dream. It starts with the basswood body. Known for its full-bodied and warm tones, basswood is the perfect choice for musicians playing a wide range of styles. The basswood body is then lacquered in four gorgeous finishes: Ocean Blue Grey, Olive Dark Green, Vivid Burgundy, and Black. A finish to suit every mood. The body is then adorned with a gorgeous “old school” black pickguard giving off it’s perfect vintage vibe. With the neck and fretboard, Cort spared no expense to come up with a visually stunning and sonically superior choice: roasted maple. The roasted maple neck is created by specially selecting choice maple and “roasting” it in an oxygen-free oven at hot temperatures. This allows for the wood to cure to the perfect golden brown enhancing its looks, stability, and overall robust tone. The 25 ½” scale length neck is then finished in satin allowing for easier playability and comfort. The roasted maple fretboard has 22 frets and black dot inlays adding to its’ vintage appeal. Where the neck meets the body, the G250 SE avoids the same old squared-off heel joint opting for a classier round beveled heel for easy access to those high notes.
The Cort G250 SE features Cort’s brand-new Voiced Tone pickups. Drawing on their decades of pickup winding experience, Cort’s engineers were able to create pickups that give any of the name brands a run for their money. The VTH-59 bridge humbucker partnered with the VTS-63 Single Coil Pickups give the G250 SE its tonality, clarity, and vintage warmth. One Volume, One Tone (Coil-Tap), and 5-way selector switch allow to change up the sound to the perfect setting, no matter the genre. A two-point tremolo with steel bent saddles displays that vintage feel with all the vibrato needed while keeping proper body contact. D’Addario ® EXL 120 strings add the finishing touches to this amazing guitar.

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CONSTRUCTION Bolt-On
BODY Basswood
NUT WIDTH 1 21/32" (42㎜) PPS
NECK Roasted Maple
FRETBOARD Roasted Maple
Radius: 9.45" (240㎜)
FRETS 22
SCALE 25.5" (648㎜)
INLAY Black Dots
TUNERS Die-Cast
BRIDGE 2 Point Tremolo w/Steel Bent Saddle
PICKUPS Cort® Voiced Tone VTS63 & VTH59
ELECTRONICS 1 Volume, 1 Tone(Coil-Tap), 5 Way Switch
HARDWARE Chrome
STRINGS D'Addario® EXL120

Now, if you’ve heard the name “Cort” but you’re not sure where you know it from, Cort is the in-house brand for the South Korean guitar manufacturer Cor-Tek, who are responsible for building the entry-level import guitars from many of your favourite brands. If you’ve played a modern Korean-made Squier, G&L, Ibanez (among others), you’ve played a Cor-Tex guitar, and you’ll know just how good they are. The G250 is no exception.

For a frankly outrageous price, you get a really comfortable maple neck, faultless fretwork, a choice of attractive finishes (including the gold and silver models I took a look at in the video that accompanies this review), HSS pickups that not only sound really good but also come with a push-pull coil-split, and a tremolo that works great and stays in tune. When I say you’re getting a lot of guitar for your money, I’m not joking.

Sonically, the G250 is a “Fat Str*t” at heart. The neck and middle single-coils are bright, punchy and wiry on their own, with that great out-of-phase character we love so much in positions 2 and 4. Interestingly, setting the pickup selector to position 2 (position that is often a bit of a let down on HSS guitars) automatically splits the bridge humbucker for a really authentic spank. The bridge humbucker has a really nice balance of fatness and clarity too.

Playability-wise, there’s very little to fault. The factory setup makes full-on legato shred feel a little like hard work, but that’s nothing that 10 minutes with an Allen key couldn’t fix. For styles like blues, funk, classic rock and even metal riffing, the G250 plays very well indeed - and it’s tonally versatile enough to cover all of those styles too.

The Cort G250 is a really appealing prospect for the budget-conscious guitarist. Whether you’re looking for your first electric, buying for a young relative, looking for a great backup instrument or even an inexpensive but high-quality touring guitar to spare your expensive instruments the rigours of the road, the G250 is definitely worth a look.