Are Cort electric guitars any good?

Yes, Cort electric guitars are great. Higher end instruments, such as the KX507 and the X series, deliver playability up there with Ibanez and ESP, while the budget line remains just as well made for the price.

Are Cort electric guitars worth it?

Cort electric guitars are absolutely worth it as they deliver excellent quality with top features for a very affordable price.

Who makes Cort electric guitars?

Cort is the own guitar brand of the famous instrument manufacturer Cor-Tek.

Where are Cort electric guitars made?

Cort electric guitars are made in Indonesia and China to very high standards.

What strings does a Cort electric guitar use?

Cort uses coated strings on their more affordable guitars and D'Addario strings on higher end models.

What pickups are in Cort electric guitars?

Cort uses a selection of great sounding pickups including own brand models as well as ones made by Seymour Duncan and EMG.

Which guitarists use Cort?

Ron ‘Bumblefoot’ Thal, previously of Guns N’ Roses, uses Cort, as do Pete Trewavas from Marillion, legendary Korean session musician Kim Kwang Seok, and plenty more. The Cort roster is consistently growing, bringing in up-and-coming players wherever they may appear.