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At A Glance

Construction
Bolt-On
Cutaway
Double Cutaway
Body
American Basswood Body w/Quilted Top
Nut Width
42mm (1 5/8")
Neck
Canadian Hardmaple Neck w/Matching Headstock
Fretboard
Maple (240mm (9 7/16") Radius) Frets
Frets
22 Frets
Scale
648mm (25.5")
Inlay
Dot
Tuners
Die-Cast
Bridge
2-point Tremolo w/Steel Bent Saddle
Pickups
Alnico V S-S-H Pickups
Electronics
1Volume, 1Tone (Coil-Tap), 5-way Lever Switch
Hardware
Chrome
Strings
D'addario EXL-120 Strings (009-042)
Finish
Trans Blue
Description

Cort built the G250-DX-TB as part of an updated run of the G Series line, positioning it as a bridge between traditional construction and more contemporary tonal flexibility. The model sat in the mid-range of the G Series, offering a bolt-on double-cutaway configuration with a quilted top over an American basswood body and a Canadian hard maple neck with a matching headstock.

The maple fretboard runs a 240mm (9 7/16") radius across 22 frets, with dot inlays and a 42mm nut width at a 648mm (25.5") scale length. An Alnico V S-S-H pickup array drives the electronics, with Cort specifying Alnico V magnets across all three positions for what the original documentation described as a sweeter, smoother character compared to ceramic alternatives. A 5-way lever switch, single volume, and single tone control with coil-tap cover the switching and gain-staging duties. The bridge is a 2-point tremolo with steel bent saddles. All hardware is finished in chrome, and the guitar shipped strung with D'Addario EXL-120s (009–042).

Owners sourcing replacement parts should note that the 2-point tremolo bridge and its steel bent saddles follow standard dimensions typical of that bridge type, and the 42mm nut width is a common specification. A qualified guitar technician or luthier can advise on compatible replacement components for the bridge, nut, tuners, or pickups based on the measurements above.

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