Cort is one of the foremost Asian instrument manufacturers, responsible for products bearing many well-known brand names. The company's own catalogue is equally comprehensive, with electrics catering for price points from entry level upwards.
Among the recent six-string additions are the Indonesian-built Yorktown-BV and the Sunset I, which incorporate Gretsch design influences and a cosmetic approach long associated with the famous US maker.
Cort Yorktown-BV review
Cort Sunset I review
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