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Cort Electric Guitars: KX700 Series EverTune $799, KX500 Series Etched Black
$599
$749.99
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The Gator Tone Shop via Reverb has select Cort Electric Guitars (New & B-Stock Condition) on sale listed below. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member allenbee for finding this deal
Note, ensure that you check the condition of the product before purchase
Example Deal(s)
Thanks to community member allenbee for finding this deal
Note, ensure that you check the condition of the product before purchase
Example Deal(s)
- Cort KX500 Series Mahogany Body Ash Burl Electric Guitar w/ Fishman Fluence Modern Humbuckers (Etched Black) $599
- Cort KX700 Series EverTune Ash Top Mahogany Body Electric Guitar (Open Pore Black) $799
- Cort KX300 Series Ash Top Mahogany Body Electric Guitar (Etched Black Red) $399
- Cort X700 Duality II Flamed Maple Top Electric Guitar w/ Bag (Lava Burst) $899
- Cort KX700 EverTune Ash Top Mahogany Bolt-On Construction Electric Guitar (Used/B-Stock; Open Pore Black) $679.15
- Cort X700 Duality II Series Flamed Maple Electric Guitar (Used/B-Stock; Lava Burst) $764.15
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Edited December 2, 2023
at 10:20 AM
The Gator Tone via Reverb has select Cort guitars on sale at a significant price drop. Shipping is free.
Available:
Available:
- Cort KX700 EverTune [reverb.com] (Open Pore Black) $799
- Cort KX700 EverTune [reverb.com] (Open Pore Black) (B-Stock) $679.15
- Cort KX500 Etched [reverb.com] (Etched Black) $599
- Cort KX300 Etched [reverb.com] (Etched Black Red) $399
- Cort X700 Duality II [reverb.com] (Lava Burst) $899
- Cort X700 Duality II [reverb.com] (Lava Burst) (B-Stock) $764.15
- Ash Top on Mahogany Body
- Seymour Duncan® Sentient & Nazgûl Humbucker Set
- 1 Volume & 1 Tone, 3 Way Selector
- EverTune® Bridge
- Stainless Steel Frets
- Ebony Fingerboard
- 5pcs Maple & Walnut Neck
- Spoke Nut Hotrod Trussrod
- Luminlay Side Dots
- Cort® Staggered Locking Tuners
- Ash Burl Top on Mahogany Body
- Multi-Voiced Fishman® Fluence Modern Humbucker
- 1 Volume & 1 Tone Push/Pull Knob with 3 Way Pickup Selector
- Hardtail Bridge with String-Thru Body
- Raindrop Inlay on the Macassar Ebony Fingerboard
- Spoke Nut Hotrod Trussrod
- Cort® Staggered Locking Machineheads
- 5pcs Maple & Purpleheart Neck
Created 12-01-2023
at 08:31 PM
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It's still relevant even though I missed the on the fly part because you said changing strings is harder. I'd say it's harder in the same sense that tying your shoes is harder than velcroing it and in this instance the evertune is the Velcro.
Changing string gauges is a little more involved but it's not difficult in the least. You use an Allen key.
There are no intonation problems inherent to the system. It's also dead simple, just different.
People should understand what you're getting and it's a slight amount of convenience for $300 not installed. This guitar makes that an easier choice is all
That's fair. I did misread that. But the counter to his actual point is that all guitars go out of tune. You play hard, do a lot of bends and don't have lockers? It's going out of tune. You have lockers? Still going out of tune occasionally. You have different humidity's in your home through the year? Travel with it to different climates? It's going out of tune. You ever record an album? You gotta tune up every time and if you forget it's going to get thick in a bad way
Evertune doesn't have any of those issues. Maybe not worth $400+ to get one installed but that's the point of this deal.
Resource for setting bend sensitivity: https://www.evertune.co
The cool thing about this though is you effectively get to set the point where your pitch shift starts as you bend the string... which is weird to think about as compared to a traditional hardtail where the pitch shift starts as soon as you start bending the string! This may be a pro or a con to you, which is why it's maybe worth at least trying one out before you commit to buying one
Another cool albeit less known side effect is that if the string you're playing is squarely in zone 2 you can actually push down on the string saddle itself to achieve a pseudo-vibrato effect, similar to a whammy bar that's only active on the saddles you press down on. Probably hard to use during playing, but it's a nice little trick to know. It works so long as there's distance between the saddle and the bendstop.
Anyways, yeah. I'd say if it's too complex to figure out or set up then Evertune may not be for you. The applications are excellent for recording and live music but for practice and jam sessions maybe less so. There's plenty of other guitars out there much better suited for those.
Just my 2c.
The KX500 should be the more popular deal here, Fluence pickups are really quite neat
Regarding
AutoTuneEverTune, I wonder how all the great guitarists of the past (and present) managed at all without it. LOL!Thanks for the ideas. Can you vouch for them personally? It would solve a minor issue for me on a Kiesel I have that I love dearly (but has no inlays).
I currently have three guitars with it equipped. It's not a must have, but it fits my small windows of playing time better as I can just pickup the guitar and play. Kind of nice, but not a must have.
I thought Cort shut down the Korean factories due to unworkable conditions? Aren't all of them made at Cor-Tek in Indo or China & Vietnam now?