Cort Space G6TR Headless Guitar Semi Gloss Lagoon

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This is the Cort Space G6TR Headless Guitar Semi Gloss Lagoon from Cort, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

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.The Cort Space G6TR is a modern headless guitar built for speed balance and everyday practicality. Its compact form reduces weight and neck dive making long sessions and travel easier while the okoume body delivers a focused resonant foundation. Designed around a bolt-on construction and custom headless hardware the Space G6TR feels solid and controlled with tuning stability that suits rehearsals recording and live use. A roasted maple and walnut neck with an Ergo V profile feels fast and comfortable matched to a compound-radius roasted maple fingerboard and stainless steel frets for smooth bends and accuracy. An HSS pickup layout with a five-way switch covers clean sparkle punchy rhythm and driven lead tones. The custom headless tremolo returns to pitch reliably while the semi-gloss Lagoon finish flamed maple veneer and black hardware give the Space G6TR a sharp modern look. It suits technical players who want expressive feel without sacrificing reliability or setup stability across modern styles and rigs today.

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