The presentation is slick and I like the Jazz-style/humbucker pickup combo, which can land us on many points of the tone map. It’s a 35"-scale, 5-string, Jazz-style bass with a fat humbucker staring at me-almost taunting. Out of the box, the GB75JH just looks like a beast. And by aligning itself with such luminaries and building on their experience, Cort has come out swinging with new lines of mid-priced instruments, which blend affordability with well-detailed craftsmanship. Artists such as Jeff Berlin and Frank Gambale have worked with Cort on successful, well-made artist models. “Budget friendly” and “master built” are rarely uttered in the same paragraph, let alone the same sentence, but Cort has been working at altering the reputation that can follow a company after making a name in entry-level instruments.
Chances are you’ve had your hands on something engineered and manufactured by the South Korea-based company. It’s no secret the company has been making an extensive line of budget friendly basses bearing its name for decades, but there are also lots of other brands being manufactured under Cort factory roofs as well. EQ flat.įew brands can boast the broad base of players that Cort can. Bass EQ maxed.Ĭlip 2: Pickups blended in active mode with bass EQ maxed.Ĭlip 3: Neck (Jazz-style) pickup soloed. Recorded using a PreSonus FireStudio and PreSonus Studio One 3Ĭlip 1: Humbucker soloed in passive mode.
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