Yeah man. for the money I was impressed. Much better than I had anticipated.

Yeah dude I was shocked at how good the guitar was for the price. Finish on this one was spot on.

Now this one was not plek'd. this guitar had no setup at all. It was straight from the box to my hands.

Nice. I bet that was a pretty nice unit and that pickup would have been amazing. The regular JB is nice. You are right. It is only worth what someone will pay for it but I would like to have your guitar now.

Yeah dude. for the money they are incredibly hard to beat.

Yeah....for the money it is actually a really good guitar, and a great base if you want to do some upgrades.

Yeah I watched a video a little while back how Cort was really stepping up their game. I have been waiting for one of the guitar stores here to pick them up so I can see what they are all about.

the trem is what it was. I am a big fan of locking trems. This one would come out of tune if used heavily but I would put a better nut on it with some good lube that will make it stay a bit better.

thanks bro

Very nice. Yeah it was much better than I thought it would be.

You know I have had a few people send me messages saying the same thing about the feed. Let me do a little research and see what is going on. Yes that would be a good video. I will see if I can get the guitars. I am getting ready to start shooting a comparison between a 699 Wolfgang standard and a American wolfgang. see if the american is really worth 3000 more. I will check that feed out and let you know.

@@TraceTaylor3 I was thinking that as well. I will never play a Wolfgang bu I know you like them and since you have experience with them it will make for more interesting content. BR.

Actually I think these come out of brazil.

@@TraceTaylor3 Tagima is a Brazilian brand, but only a few lines of guitars are made here using Brazilian wood or noble wood, some of the cheaper ones are from China like TG-Series (TG 500, 510, 530, etc...) , but still a good guitar in comparison with some other Chinese guitars with the same price, since Tagima is known for a good quality control. Just be careful with their techwood fretboard, it's a synthetic wood, they say that it's an ecological alternative to rosewood but it is like a plywood or something like that so it can crack during a fret replacement, but the ones with maple fretboard are very good.

@@darlielp Thanks dude. good info. Yeah it is hard to keep track of anything guitar wise anymore. With everyone using CNC machines, they make them everywhere with every type of wood. Luckily for me I am a maple/ebony guy when it comes to fret boards. I actually borrowed this from a friend of mine who owns a music store. He had just got them in and I though what the hell, I will take one and review it and see if it is any good. for the money....not to bad I must say. Thanks brother.

It's not that bad dude. Not for 300.00. I bet I can put this up against a regular fender strat USA and you will barely be able to tell the difference.