CORT

Okay, when it comes to this brand, they're If you haven't seen, Phil McKnight actually did a factory tour over there indonesia, and I got asked if I wanted to demo this, which actually my first time experiencing an actual court branded guitar, as much as I've, So one of the things that the company said about this guitar is that it's kind of Actually, I was kind of skeptical of that, but based on some of the choices around what's been done here, so t Seymour Duncan pickups, 24 frets, smooth, three-way. That's it, it looks kind of custom shoppy, Let's dig into it a bit further. The neck feels kind of I think with an ebony fretboard, some really nice specs, not un So get into t Okay, it actually feels really, really So obviously the specs are designed, I guess, so got locking hardware. The workmans Yeah, I mean, if you've not looked at a court up until t Let's But sort of that heavier sort of boutique, heavy guitar aesthetic, I t Even down to the headstock, w Lovely five-piece roasted maple neck. Trust adjustment here. Seymour Duncan pickups. Hardtail bridge. Nice job on the nut. All around, very, very impressive. You can see why so many brands trust court. So Because it's hard to tell bridge as well, you're not going to have any issues with that, it's going to be stable as anyt Also the pickups. Although they're First impressions are a very nice guitar for the money. I t I'm going to see maybe I might be able to do some more videos with them because t I honestly had no idea what to expect when I was asked to check out t I thought those specs maybe look a little bit modern to me. Of course there's like lots to like about it aesthetically and I like the idea of stainless frets, I like the idea of having It's actually been sat in my hallway for quite a while I waited to make this demo and I'm sort of regretting that I didn'try a court guitar sooner to be honest with you because Great feeling frets under the fingers, craft and s