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• #5 STRING CORT BASS SERIES#

Lack of quality control on Cort’s part to apply the body’s finish in In the finish, completing the bass’ rustic look and feel. With Cort’s Open Pore Brown Burst (OPBR). Noticeable pockmarks along the grain-and the review model was finished Theģ-piece body doesn’t have any grain filler applied-so there are The lower horn has a deep, contouredĬut that allowed my hand a considerable amount of access to the higherįrets of the neck, without any sort of discomfort or cramping. Rather large and extended upper horn, jutting out in length to the same The Arona 5’s 7.7-pound swamp ash body has a

Sandberg’s influence was most immediately apparent in the shape and Over the years, Sandberg has made quite a name for itself in the boutique guitar and bass market, with their modern, stylistic body-designs, quality builds, and instruments with a balanced tone across the tonal spectrum.

#5 STRING CORT BASS SERIES#

The Arona series was developed in conjunction with Sandberg Instruments. One such bass-dubbed the Arona 5-attempts to take on the large tonal territory of the 5-string bass, with an infusion of tightness and clarity that isn’t normally associated with this style of instrument. Recently, the company began a partnership with German company Sandberg Instruments, with the intent of producing a line of basses that play and sound like high-end, high-priced counterparts-without the sticker shock. Big-name players have come onboard with Cort, with signature models designed for Matt “Guitar” Murphy (Muddy Waters, The Blues Brothers Band) and Gene Simmons (KISS). They’re one of those companies that has managed to produce a wide range and unbelievable amount of instruments-rivaling the amount of some of the industry’s most heralded brands. For many of us, our first guitars were Corts. Of the many companies that have produced guitars and guitar-related equipment through the years, Cort is certainly one of the most prolific and well-known.