All models within the 60 series feature mahogany back and sides, either solid spruce or solid mahogany tops, with abalone rosettes and white purfling, advanced X-bracing, a laurel bridge, and black body binding. The 25.5” (648mm) scale length neck is made of mahogany and uses a dovetail neck joint for maximum tone transfer, sustain, and durability. The 20-fret fingerboard is made of laurel, featuring white dot inlays, and has a width of 1 11/16” (43mm) at the nut. A traditional 3-on-3 headstock with die-cast tuners completes the look of this guitar. The solid spruce top models are available in either natural gloss or black gloss finishes. The solid mahogany top is available only in an open pore finish.

The popular Cort Earth body shape is a traditional dreadnought acoustic guitar. This iconic shape features a wide waist and deep body for great projection, making it the body choice for guitarists performing with other musicians. This is typically used as a strumming guitar and suits all genres of music, including folk, country, bluegrass, and rock.

The second most popular body shape for an acoustic guitar is the orchestra, named Luce in the Cort product line. The slightly smaller body size makes it more comfortable to play and creates an articulate sound that works great for both strumming and fingerstyle playing.

An optional upgrade for all the 60 series models is the CE304T preamp. This unit features a 3-band EQ, volume control, and a built-in tuner. Models with the onboard preamp have a CE suffix after the model number. All models with the built-in preamp also feature a cutaway body to allow for easy access up into the higher frets. Additionally, all Cort 60 Series guitars ship with coated strings, ensuring durability and a longer-lasting tone.

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