Cort G100 special black Electric Vintage Guitar

A logical evolution of the term "vintage". It is modern yet retains the familiar characteristics of the classic double-cutaway design in an aesthetically tasteful manner.

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What Make it a real Vintage guitar

The G Series represents a logical evolution of the term "vintage". It is modern yet retains the familiar characteristics of the classic double-cutaway design in an aesthetically tasteful manner. This double-cutaway collection includes a wide variety of options and features to best meet a player's specific needs and requirements. G100'S single-coil pickups to provide authentic classic sounds are equally at home for vintage rock, blues, pop or country.

Double Cutaway

The G100 features a double cutaway body for classic styling, comfort, and easy access to the higher register of the fretboard.

Cort G100 special black Electric Vintage Guitar

Powersound Single Coil Pickups

The G100 features three Powersound single-coil pickups to provide authentic classic sounds that are equally at home for vintage rock, blues, pop or country. The 5-way selector switch and single tone control offer a wide variety of tonal options at your fingertips.

39mm(1 17/32") Body Thickness

Conceived with the younger beginners in mind, the thinner body reduces the weight for a nice balance between the body and the neck as well as enhancing playability and reducing fatigue.

Fixed Bridge

The fixed hardtail bridge provides tuning stability and a solid focused sound as well as facilitating easier and faster string changes for the beginner player learning the ins and outs of the instrument.

Open Pore Finish

Besides improving the resonance of the woods for a livelier sound, the open pore finish better retains the natural grains of the woods for a more luxurious look and feel.

Neck-Body Joint Beveled Heel

Unlike the square-cut heel of traditional bolt-on guitars, the heel on the G-Series guitars are beveled round for easier and smoother access to the frets in the high register of the fingerboard.