Cort CJ Retro Jumbo Electro-Acoustic Vintage Sunburst

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This second hand acoustic guitar is in great condition. The Cort CJ Retro Jumbo is a fantastic choice for players looking for a guitar with plenty of character, impressive acoustic projection and a distinctive vintage-inspired appearance. With its large jumbo body, Vintage Sunburst Matte finish, white pickguard and retro styling, the CJ Retro has a classic look that draws inspiration from some of the most recognisable acoustic-electric guitars of the past, while offering modern playability and reliable Fishman electronics. It is a particularly appealing option for singer-songwriters, rhythm players and anyone who wants an acoustic guitar that stands out from the crowd. At the heart of the CJ Retro is its full-size jumbo body, designed to produce a big, powerful and highly resonant acoustic sound. The spruce top works with the mahogany back and sides to provide a balanced tonal character, with plenty of warmth and low-end presence alongside good clarity and definition. The jumbo construction also gives the guitar excellent volume and projection when played acoustically, making it more than capable of filling a room without amplification. Advanced X-bracing further contributes to the guitar's volume and dynamic response, while the mahogany neck and comfortable C-shaped profile provide a familiar playing feel. One of the most distinctive features is the Fishman Neo-D magnetic humbucker, which is paired with a Fishman VTB EQ system. The Neo-D provides a rich, natural amplified tone that complements the naturally powerful sound of the jumbo body. The controls are mounted directly on the top of the guitar, adding to its unmistakable retro appearance while also putting your controls conveniently within reach. This makes the CJ Retro a great option for live performances, rehearsals and recording, allowing you to plug straight into an acoustic amplifier, PA or other suitable amplification. Visually, the CJ Retro is where this guitar really comes into its own. The Vintage