CR 250 is a model from the famous CR series in Cort catalog. This series is dedicated to the production of solid, single-cut guitars with Les Paul design. Cort`s CR series models are not too shy of their origins and bear the classic LP styling with pride. It is combined with the authentic tone of the Cort pickups installed on these models. CR 250 is an upper intermediate model and it comes with a solid, single-cut body made of mahogany back with flamed maple top. Trans Black, Vintage Sunburst and Cherry Red Sunburst fit perfectly with gorgeous CR 250 curves. Two-piece bridge is fronted with a pair of active humbucker pickups made by Cort. Set in mahogany neck is topped with a standard 22-fret rosewood fingerboard.
The CR250 includes: a Set-in 24 ¾ scale neck; Mahogany body; Flame maple top; Three finish options; Mahogany “C” shape neck; Rosewood fretboard with 12” radius; Rectangular white pearl inlay; T.O.M. bridge with stop tailpiece; Vintage style tuners; Two volume, two tone and three way toggle controls; and Nickel-plated hardware. One of the features that Cort is most proud of, though, is the pickups. The ClassicRocker II Humbuckers were modeled after a classic PAF, built to have the same smooth cleans and ballsy crunch with a bit of “extra power” so your leads will cut through the mix.
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