This headless Space G6TR from Cort launched ahead of NAMM has got the prog lovers on the Guitar.com team salivating
Cort Guitars has released a new headless model, the Space G6TR, which it created with playability and tonal flexibility in mind.
The new model is lightweight, offers “confident tuning control”, and unlike the majority of headless guitars, its electronics are centred around a HSS configuration designed for a wider range of playing styles.
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Headless guitars are a prominent focus of attention right now, with Ibanez unveiling its brand-new headless Alpha series earlier this month. Cort’s Space G6TR joins a number of other headless models in its catalogue, but is catered for more ease of use and versatility.
It has an okoume body topped with a flamed maple veneer, and has a bolt-on, five-piece roasted maple and walnut neck paired with an ergonomic Ergo V neck profile, measuring 21 mm at the first fret and 23 mm at the twelfth fret.
A 25.5-inch scale length offers familiar tension and response, while its roasted maple fingerboard with a 12–15.75-inch compound radius supports fast playing. The guitar also hosts a PPS nut measuring 42 mm (1 21/32”) in width, a matte neck finish, and is available in Semi-Gloss Lava and Semi-Gloss Lagoon finishes.
The Cort Voiced Tone VTS63 and VTH77 pickup set works with a five-way selector for switching between smooth cleans and powerful leads. Helping to keep things single is also a single volume and single tone layout, and its headless tuning hardware and custom headless tremolo system help to retain tuning stability under aggressive playing, so you can bend and dive as you please.
The Space G6TR is available now for $879.99 USD. You can find out more by stopping by at NAMM Booth #6810, or visiting Cort Guitars online.
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