Cort AD810 Acousitc Guitar Open Pore Dreadnought Natural

I have been a guitar enthusiast for years. Never had the opportunity to play or learn continuously due to family commitments. I have been struggling with a Hobner box guitar for 9-10 years. I wasnt aware about too many brands available in the market these days. My son decided to learn guitar and that got me all excited. I decided to invest a fair amount to buy a good sounding guitar. A gentleman named Sachin from Bajaao guided me and recommended this model. I had no idea about Cort as a brand. After trying it out, I could feel the difference. My sons guitar teacher too was shocked with the price and richness in the tone. Even he owns a Cort guitar now I guess. Thanks to Sachin and Team Bajaao for being so prompt with their replies and delivery. The experience was great.

Being someone who has been playing the electric guitar for a long time, I wanted a good electro-acoustic guitar on a lower budget and after I tried this guitar out at a store I was convinced that this is what I am looking for. The plus side of this guitar is the sound and the tunings which you can play around till you find the one that suits you. On the downside, the built-in tuner at times isnt accurate as the one that I have and I would rather prefer having extra light or custom light strings from D'Addario.Overall a good guitar if you are just starting out and a great one if you have a low budget.

The Cort AD810 is an absolute gem of a guitar. It is unbelievable that an inexpensive guitar like this one can give one such a clear tone and comfort of play. A recommended instrument for anyone wanting to buy a budget guitar, especially beginners and intermediates.Sound:- The AD810 has a bright tone, thus making finger-picked leads sound as alive as those using plectrum.- Sound quality is not compromised with string ageing. Old strings typically tend to become warm and muddy, but this guitar's bright and clear response kind of balances that out.- The dense mahogany gives it a decent sustain.Playability:- This guitar has a relatively narrow fretboard and lean neck width, making it easy to play. Beginners will find this a plus.- Tuning pegs are smooth and ... MoreThe Cort AD810 is an absolute gem of a guitar. It is unbelievable that an inexpensive guitar like this one can give one such a clear tone and comfort of play. A recommended instrument for anyone wanting to buy a budget guitar, especially beginners and intermediates.Sound:- The AD810 has a bright tone, thus making finger-picked leads sound as alive as those using plectrum.- Sound quality is not compromised with string ageing. Old strings typically tend to become warm and muddy, but this guitar's bright and clear response kind of balances that out.- The dense mahogany gives it a decent sustain.Playability:- This guitar has a relatively narrow fretboard and lean neck width, making it easy to play. Beginners will find this a plus.- Tuning pegs are smooth and remain smooth; and they are comfortable to the fingers.Life:- Does not deform easily with changing weather conditions, however you may have to adjust the truss rod once every two years or so.Price:- The most affordable good quality guitar.Cons:- If you play mostly rhythm with a thin pick, you will find that this guitar has more treble than you would want, and that it loses is depth because of its brightness.Personal opinion:I have played three different AD810s over the past 5 years and my only concern is its high treble levels while playing rhythm. Otherwise I am pretty happy with this instrument.