Cort earth 900

[webberink]

I found a Cort Earth 900 Parlor for a real good price, in excellent condition at a local music store.  Nice liitle 0 sized guitar but I am wondering if any one has a line on the scale, nut width and those kinds of stats on this guitar which has not been made now for several years.  The L900P replaced it I believe.
Thanks
Dave

[unclrob]

Don't know the the info you want but they're really cool guitars and if I'm not mistaken they had solid tops and apretty tone.

[L07 Shooting Star]

If it's at a local store, could you not just take some measuring tools with you and measure what you need to know for yourself?

[cc407]

I had one - think it was 25 ish scale length, 1 3/4 nut that actually measured 1 13/16.
Mine was solid cedar top, solid mahog back. Sides were laminated. Very sweet guitar.
Newer versions may be  called Luce 900.

[webberink]

If it's at a local store, could you not just take some measuring tools with you and measure what you need to know for yourself?

Unfortunately the store is 3 hours away.  That's about as local as it gets when it comes to good music stores for us hill folk in the interior of BC Canada.  This guitar was spotless and loaded with bling and under 300 loonies in price.  Uhhhhh????  Should I or shouldn't I????  The phone is within reach as is the plastic.
Dave

[unclrob]

Since the phone is within reach see if the store can answer your question's,you might also want see if any info is on the net.As for should you or shouldn't you well that's up to you if the spec's work for you.As for th equality of the guitar,its there well made not as boxy sounding as a lot or small bodies.

[Gregg E]

I looked into it.  Too late - it's a goner. 

[headsup]

Unfortunately the store is 3 hours away.  That's about as local as it gets when it comes to good music stores for us hill folk in the interior of BC Canada.  This guitar was spotless and loaded with bling and under 300 loonies in price.  Uhhhhh????  Should I or shouldn't I????  The phone is within reach as is the plastic.
Dave

Have you looked into Rufus Guitar shop in Vancouver? Chuck Baker is the proprieter, and has very good and long standing relationships with the entire Larrivee family, as well as a huge stock of very good guitars including Cort.
They are great people to deal with.
Also Rufus Island guitar shop (Rufus' current store/repair shop) in Parksville, VERY reputable, and one of the best repairmen in North America, also good friends with the Larrivee family.

History lesson; Rufus opened his guitar shop in Montreal 1971, and it became a thriving business, Chuck Baker became manager, then bought it and moved it to it's current location and it has expanded a great deal.
Check out his stock, and pricing, it doesn't get much better than him on the left coast.

[webberink]

Thanks, I will.  I have never visited either location but will make a point of it next time I am down in the lower wasteland.
Dave

[headsup]

hmmmm lower wasteland....
tell Chuck i sent you