Cort CR200 Bigsby Gold Top

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£499.00

This is a New Cort CR200 Bigsby Gold Top from Cort, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

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The Cort CR200 Bigsby delivers the look feel and sound that made vintage single-cut guitars legendary. Built with a mahogany body and neck it produces rich sustain warm midrange and powerful resonance. The striking Gold Top finish captures the spirit of electric guitars from the golden era while the set-neck construction enhances sustain and creates a smooth connection between neck and body. Paired with a comfortable 24.75″ scale length and a rosewood fretboard the CR200 Bigsby offers a familiar playing experience that feels immediately inviting. At the heart of the CR200 Bigsby is a versatile pickup configuration featuring a Cort Voiced Tone VT90 neck pickup and a nickel-covered humbucker in the bridge position. Together they provide everything from warm articulate cleans to rich overdriven tones with impressive clarity and character. A Bigsby vibrato tailpiece adds expressive pitch control and vintage flair while a Graph Tech TUSQ nut and vintage-style tuners help maintain dependable tuning stability. Whether youre playing blues classic rock indie or alternative styles the CR200 Bigsby delivers timeless tone and performance.

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