Cort X500 Menace Black Satin

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This is a New Cort X500 Menace Black Satin from Cort, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

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A sonic menace. But dont worry this Cort X500 Menace wont put you in any danger or cause any harm. Its simply here to provide an exhilarating performance. Reborn with modern looks the Cort X500 looks demonic and stage-ready but underneath its dark exterior lies a tonally aggressive monster hence its name – the X500 Menace. Featuring a classic neck-thru-body construction which results in superior sustain a maple/mahogany body a seven-piece neck a Floyd Rose Trem and Seymour Duncan pickups the Cort X500 has a presence like no other. Calling all metal-heads and extreme guitarists this X500 certainly has all that menacing persona needed to take your music to unworldly levels.

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Cort produces electric, acoustic and bass guitars across accessible and more specialised ranges. Models vary widely in construction, scale, pickups, hardware and materials. The detailed specification is particularly important when comparing Cort instruments because the brand covers many playing styles and price levels.

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