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Cort Earth60MCE Acoustic Electric Guitar Enjoy rich acoustic tone and modern connectivity with the Cort Earth60MCE Acoustic Electric Guitar. Designed for musicians who value exceptional sound quality and versatile performance, this premium dreadnought guitar features a solid mahogany top with matching mahogany back and sides, producing a warm, balanced tone with excellent midrange clarity and natural projection. The traditional dreadnought body delivers powerful volume and full-bodied resonance, making it ideal for live performances, worship services, studio recording and everyday practice. Whether you’re fingerpicking or strumming, the Earth60MCE responds with impressive clarity and dynamic expression. A smooth Venetian cutaway provides comfortable access to the upper frets, while the ergonomic neck profile ensures effortless playability during extended practice sessions and performances. The built-in active preamp and pickup system allows direct connection to amplifiers, mixers and PA systems while preserving the guitar’s natural acoustic character. Onboard EQ controls and a digital tuner make it easy to shape your tone and stay perfectly in tune. For added convenience, the guitar supports Bluetooth audio streaming and USB connectivity, allowing you to play along with backing tracks, practice more efficiently and expand your performance options. These modern features make the Earth60MCE an excellent choice for today’s musicians. Finished in an elegant open-pore satin coating, the guitar allows the wood to resonate freely for improved sustain and responsiveness while showcasing the natural beauty of the mahogany. Key Features • Solid mahogany top • Mahogany back and sides • Dreadnought body with Venetian cutaway • Built-in active preamp and pickup • Onboard EQ controls • Integrated digital tuner • Bluetooth audio support • USB connectivity • Open-pore satin finish • Comfortable neck profile • Excellent projection and warm tonal character • Ideal for live performance, recording and practice