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At A Glance

Construction
Bolt-On
Cutaway
Double Cutaway
Body
Poplar Body w/ Quilted Maple Top
Neck
Canadian Hard Maple
Fretboard
Jatoba (400mm (15.75") Radius) Frets
Frets
24 Frets
Scale
864mm (34")
Inlay
Abalone
Tuners
Die-cast Tuners
Bridge
EB6 (4) Bridge
Pickups
PDX-4 Pickups
Electronics
Markbass MB-1 EQ
Hardware
Chrome Hardware
Strings
4 Strings
Finish
Faded Grey Burst
Description

Cort built the Action DLX Plus as part of the Action Series, a line positioned to deliver quality materials and construction at an accessible point in the bass market. The ACTION-DLX-PLUS-FGB occupied a mid-tier slot within that series, distinguished from other Action models by its quilted maple top, active Markbass electronics, and PDX-4 pickup configuration.

The bass is built on a poplar body with a quilted maple top, joined by a bolt-on Canadian hard maple neck. The jatoba fretboard runs a 400 mm (15.75") radius across 24 frets, with abalone inlays. Scale length is 864 mm (34"). Hardware throughout is chrome, including die-cast tuners and the EB6 four-string bridge. The PDX-4 pickups feed into the Markbass MB-1 EQ, an active preamp circuit described in Cort's own materials as delivering a natural and transparent boost that preserves the character of the instrument's woods rather than imposing its own coloration.

Owners requiring setup work, fret dressing, or help sourcing a compatible replacement bridge, nut, or preamp component should consult a qualified guitar or bass technician, who can cross-reference the EB6 bridge footprint and MB-1 EQ cavity dimensions against currently available aftermarket parts.

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