Score an incredible deal on a brand-new instrument that's nearly perfect with this B-Stock offering, combining exceptional quality with unbeatable value!

Introducing the Cort KX100 Electric Guitar - a high-quality option at an affordable price that rivals the performance of higher-end models in the popular KX Series. The KX100 is designed for guitarists who want to rock hard without breaking the bank.

With Powersound dual humbucker pickups, the KX100 produces a noise-free high-output sound that can handle a wide variety of genres. The punchy and stable hardtail bridge ensures excellent tuning stability and a strong, cutting tone that will stand out in any mix.

The double-cutaway Nyatoh body is comfortable and easy to play, with double cutaways that provide access to the entire range of the neck. The bolted-on Maple neck is rugged and features a Jatoba fretboard that produces a clean, balanced sound.

Part of the KX Series, the KX100 is designed for modern guitar players who push beyond traditional limits. With a 24-fret fast and easy-access neck, aggressive styling, and multiscale fretboard, this guitar can handle the demands of today's music.

Rugged die-cast tuners and modern-style black hardware complete the design, making the KX100 a stylish and powerful instrument that won't break the bank. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned player, the Cort KX100 Electric Guitar is an excellent choice for your musical journey.

Cort KX100 Specifications:

• Construction: Bolt-On
• Orientation: Right-Handed
• Number of Strings: 6
• Color: Black Metallic
• Body Material: Nyatoh
• Neck Material: Maple
• Fretboard Material: Jatoba
• Radius: 15.75"
• Number of Frets: 24
• Scale Length: 25.5"
• Bridge: Hardtail
• Pickups: Powersound Humbuckers
• Controls: 1 volume, 1 tone
• Switching: 3-way
• Hardware Color: Black

Important Information: B-Stock

This product is labeled as B-Stock.

B-Stock items are brand-new instruments that didn’t quite meet top-tier quality control standards.

They are very close to pristine condition, with only minor cosmetic imperfections, usually no larger than an inch. In many cases, they appear almost flawless.

These slight blemishes are purely aesthetic and do not affect the instrument’s performance or playability in any way.