No longer mine, but still a great guitar. Cort GVT with Kinman Woodstocks, Gotoh bridge and Graph Tech Ghost piezos:

My workhorse

Cort CEC-5 NAT

Took some better photos of my guitars :-[

Geez Opeth, they sure look yummy ..... I've never owned or played one, but like I say, they do look pretty
awesome .... :applause:

8)
give me some time to take the pics and post em here ?

I went through a Cort-phase when I was still in a band and needed gigging guitars. Couldn't bear taking some of my more exotic axes to gigs at that stage so I got these... I was pleasantly surprised by every one of them. They could easily have served as my main guitars to be honest. Glad I managed to ditch my brand name ego back then and experienced them for myself. It taught me a lot... Absolutely loved them!

X5




KX1Q





S-Series (On a funky blanket, lol!)




G254




G290 Custom

ZarK wrote:
G290 Custom

I so badly want one of them :'(

Opeth wrote: I so badly want one of them :'(

...but ...you've got one already? ?

Alan Ratcliffe wrote: No longer mine, but still a great guitar. Cort GVT with Kinman Woodstocks, Gotoh bridge and Graph Tech Ghost piezos:

This is a stunning guitar by all standards imho...

There are some beautiful guitars here. Extremely underrated IMHO.

ZarK wrote:

Opeth wrote: I so badly want one of them :'(

...but ...you've got one already? ?

I want one in that colour. :-[
I'm guessing Cort just changed the name of the G290 to "Custom" for some weird reason.

I love my Quilted Bubinga and this guitar has beautiful tone!

Went hunting and realised I don't have a photograph of the Curbow 5 I sold a few years ago. It was a fantastic instrument, cleverly designed, innovative materials and much more versatile than it's looks suggest- palm muting with the treble boosted gives a convincing upright bass woody thump. All this with a resin composite body.

Photo lifted from the interwebs:

peterleroux wrote: Went hunting and realised I don't have a photograph of the Curbow 5 I sold a few years ago. It was a fantastic instrument, cleverly designed, innovative materials and much more versatile than it's looks suggest- palm muting with the treble boosted gives a convincing upright bass woody thump.

I've always liked those too.

Opeth wrote: I'm guessing Cort just changed the name of the G290 to "Custom" for some weird reason.

IIRC, the 290 originally had a roller nut and Duncan pups. That changed over a few years and eventually was renamed the Custom (with a few more cosmetic changes).

So I got another Cort... :-[
I got it for a bargain so here she is :?
Cort KX1F

Here's a group photo of my Corts:



From L to R:

Cort X-9
Cort MMP II (#54 nogal)
Cort B4

I think these guitars are criminally underrated. I've played much more expensive guitars, and still have no urge to replace any of these three.