For what they cost, Cort has to be the best value for money axe out there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tsar
This is the standard Z44, you then get the Z44 Evl which I wanted but couldn't find, it is sick!
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For what they cost, Cort has to be the best value for money axe out there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tsar
This is the standard Z44, you then get the Z44 Evl which I wanted but couldn't find, it is sick!
That is one FINE looking axe dude. I dig Cort, my one friend used to have one of the EVL one's (not sure which one), but he eventually sold it and got a damn Les Paul. The neck was really smooth and it had a very solid sound. Was looking at getting a Cort EVL acoustic myself, but never got around to it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grimspoon
http://www.ibanez.co.jp/products/ima...Z_BK_00_01.png
And
http://www.cortguitars.com/productIm...-Z4-BKS_hz.png
The Ibanez isn't the exact model I have, but very similar. Dont use the Ibanez much, mostly the Cort.
Does no one jam acoustic here?
My current stuff-around axe, a Washburn D12:
http://www.stevesmusiccenter.com/Was...11BrownBig.jpg
The axe I'm saving for, a Martin DCX1RE:
http://www.rockpalace.com/gfx_produc...tin-DCX1RE.jpg
I am too metal for that:pQuote:
Originally Posted by RustPuppet
I do however own a spanish guitar that was my dads from spain. Worth allot of money but I need to get it restored.
Hand crafted and looks teh awesome. Will post picks some time.
Well i thought it had become a post your electric guiter thread :P .... i have this aswell as a couple other guiters.
http://www.cortguitars.com/productIm...t/evla6_hz.png
I play acoustic from time to time, but not very often as I (still) don't know any chords. :eek: I have a Washburn acoustic-electric, not sure which model, will check tonight and try to post a pic.