and the comment comes from a guitarist since 63. You have the 3 Ts touch tone timing. I play a Samick Lassale jz3 almost identical except thicker body.

Thanks very much!

Cheers! That's right... SAY MY NAME. :-)

yes mr white, yes music bitch!

Many thanks!

Glad you enjoyed it.

FRANCIFORNIA Thank you very much. Glad you’re enjoying it!!

Many thanks, Chris!

Thanks very much. I’m pleased you like what I do! Cheers!!

@@royfulton back to you 😉

Same

Thank you.

Thank you kindly.

Paparazzo Acoustic Beats Many thanks.

Many thanks Denis!

dongik yang양동익 Thanks!

Many thanks John, glad you like it!

Many thanks!

Éversom Borges Thank you!

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macwell52 I’m pleased that you enjoyed it. Many thanks.

Gabriel Eduardo Ballestero Cheers

Riva Santana Guitar Cheers!

katsafone Many thanks. I lowered the action slightly and that was it... good to go!

Yes it can Parthiba. Although it doesn't have a lot of volume, it can still be used unplugged.

Many thanks. Here’s the gear chain: Yorktown - Joyo Sweet Baby - Joyo Delay - BluGuitar Amp 1 - BluBox

Yeah, if it’s the type of guitar you’re after it’s worth checking out.

budi skood Cheers.

Hi Luisda, it’s my own piece of music. Good luck with your guitar and my regards to Argentina. Many Thanks!

I'm not sure Jason, but I do know they're part of Cort's current range. Cheers!

Just wondering do you think they are a decent Jazz guitar? I mean are they fairly well built and decent enough value?

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MARIA ALEJANDRA DELGADO ARIAS Hi Maria, to be honest it’s hard to compare without knowing which actual models you’re considering. Both companies have a range of guitars at many different price points etc One thing I can say though is... I have both makes and am very happy with each of them.

@@royfulton Gretsch 2420 or the one you´re playing in this video, Cort Yorktown.. Thanks for your kind answer

MARIA ALEJANDRA DELGADO ARIAS MARIA ALEJANDRA DELGADO ARIAS I’m not totally sure Maria as I’ve no real experience with that Gretsch model.. so I’d have to say the Cort. The best thing to do is, go along somewhere and actually check out both guitars.

@Nacho Llorens There are currently only 2 versions of the Cort Yorktown : the regular version (as seen in this video), and the Yorktown BV which comes with a Bigsby tailpiece. The current versions are NOT made in Korea.They are made in Indonesia and China. If you have seen different finishes, it is likely because you have seen the older Yorktowns that were made in Korea in the 90's and early 2000's There is an easy way to tell the difference : newer Yorktowns have the C on the tailpiece, whereas the older made Korean ones have the swirly trapeze style tailpiece.

Thanks Matthew. The guitar is completely stock with no changes at all. This is the original version which came out approx ten years ago.

@@royfulton thanks for response. i finally bought it for the Yorktown Cort. but is it normal that the potentiometer of the volume of the pickup at the bridge, has a constant volume of 1 to 10?

@@matthewdebartolo6692 Hey Matthew, I don’t know about ‘readings’ but if the volume doesn’t turn up and/or down, there’s something wrong with the volume control. Hope you get it sorted!

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Yes John, I still have it. And would have no hesitation in recommending it to anyone looking for that type of guitar.

Thanks. Sorry, I don’t. Perhaps google it.

No Cindy. I was just ‘noodling’ as they say…

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“Say my name”.

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beachfrontman Many thanks!

:-) Thank you!

Kimmo Lingonheimo Cheers!

You’re goddam right.