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⭐ X700 Mutility
For a long time, the X Series has represented Cort’s strong ambition to push the limits of conventional electric guitars, resulting in extraordinary instruments that often become the new standard of extreme guitars. With the introduction the new multi-utilitarian X700 Mutility, Cort is pushing the limits even further with modern features like roasted maple neck and fretboard with 24.75” – 25.5” multi-scale frets, Luminlay markers on side of the neck and fretboard, a new improved body contour, and Fishman® Fluence Modern Humbucker set with 2 voice-select option. The X700 Mutility is sure to astonish and please guitar players that seek ultimate versatility and playability in a stylish package.
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⭐️ Maple and Ash Top on Mahogany Body
The combination of maple and ash top on a mahogany body ensures a great balance between warm yet full sounding lows and bright and transparent highs, not to mention beautiful wood grain of ash top on non-painted areas for a more natural organic aesthetic.
⭐️ Fishman® Fluence Modern Humbucker
Original and totally re-imagined, Fishman Fluence pickups are free from the hum, noise and frustrating inductance issues that plague even the most coveted wire wound pickups— revealing pure, uncorrupted and musical tone.
⭐️ Multi Scale (24.75″-25.5″) Frets
The multi-scale length conforms to how your hand moves up and down the neck so that your wrists and fingers naturally follow the layout of the frets as you move from the low to the high register of the fingerboard. For X700 Mutility, the neutral fret (the center of the spread of the frets) starts at the zero fret.
⭐️ Roasted Maple Neck & Fingerboard
By treating the Maple wood in an oxygen-free oven at a high temperature, the wood stabilizes and develops a golden-brownish look for enhanced stability as well as a more vintage look and big bolder tone.
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