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At A Glance

Construction
Dovetail Neck Joint
Body
Dreadnought Body
Nut Width
43mm (1 11/16")
Top
Spruce Top
Back & Sides
African Mahogany (Okoume)
Neck
Mahogany (Palaquium)
Fretboard
Merbau Frets
Frets
20 Frets
Scale
643mm (25.3")
Inlay
Dot Inlay
Tuners
Die-Cast
Bridge
Merbau
Strings
Coated Strings
Bracing
Advanced X-Bracing
Finish
Open Pore
Description

Cort built the AD810-OP as part of the Standard Series, the brand's longest-running acoustic line, positioning it as an entry-level dreadnought aimed at beginners and hobbyists. The model carried an open pore finish, indicated by the "OP" suffix in its designation.

The AD810-OP was constructed around a spruce top braced with Advanced X-Bracing, with African Mahogany (Okoume) back and sides and a Mahogany (Palaquium) neck joined to the body via a dovetail neck joint. The fretboard and bridge were both Merbau, with dot inlays marking the positions across 20 frets. Scale length ran 643mm (25.3") and the nut measured 43mm (1 11/16") wide. Tuning was handled by die-cast tuners, and the guitar shipped with coated strings.

Owners sourcing replacement parts — including Merbau bridge saddles, nut blanks to the 43mm width, or die-cast tuner sets — should consult a qualified luthier or guitar technician who can verify dimensional fit against the physical instrument before installation.

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