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At A Glance

Construction
Set-Neck
Body
Mahogany (Palaquium) w/ 15mm (19/32") Maple Top
Nut Width
42mm (1 5/8")
Neck
Mahogany (Palaquium)
Binding
Red Ivory
Fretboard
Jatoba (305mm (12") Radius) Frets
Frets
22 Frets
Scale
24.75"
Tuners
Vintage
Bridge
Tune-O-Matic w/ Stop Tailpiece
Pickups
EMG Fat 55 sets
Electronics
2 Volume, 2 Tone, 3 Way Toggle Switch
Hardware
Chrome
Strings
D'Addario EXL 110
Finish
Aged Vintage Burst
Description

Cort built the CR300-ATB as part of its CR Series, positioning it as a set-neck solidbody electric designed to deliver a vintage single-cutaway feel at a contemporary price point. It sat within the CR line as an accessible entry into PAF-style tone and traditional construction.

The CR300-ATB is built around a mahogany body with a 15mm maple top and a set mahogany neck, with red ivory binding and a jatoba fretboard at a 305mm radius. The 24.75" scale runs 22 frets to a 42mm nut. A tune-o-matic bridge with stop tailpiece handles intonation and anchoring, while vintage-style tuners hold a set of D'Addario EXL 110 strings. The pickup complement is an EMG Fat 55 set, routed through a control layout of two volume controls, two tone controls, and a three-way toggle switch. All hardware is finished in chrome.

Owners needing to source replacement parts — bridge saddles, stop tailpiece studs, or EMG-format pickup rings — should confirm measurements against the existing hardware before ordering. For setup adjustments, intonation work, or fret service, consult a qualified guitar technician familiar with set-neck construction.

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