Cort Artisan Space 5 Bass Demo
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- Опубліковано 4 бер 2024
- The Cort Artisan Space 5 bass guitar may look like something from the future but it is actually from the past... a time traveler if you will. I am referring to the Space line that rocked the Bass World with its unique and revolutionary headless design partnered with Steinberger licensed tuners from the 80's. While the times of yesterday were fun, we must make way for the future and Cort is leading the way with the Artisan Space 5.
If you are holding the bass in a playing position, the controls are as follows from L to R: Volume, Blend, Treble, Mid and Bass.
The Artisan Space 5 is no slouch in the bells and whistles department. Coming in two finishes (Star Dust Green and Star Dust Black), this bass proudly offers many unique approaches to design and ergonomics. With a bolt on 7 piece roasted maple, walnut, Purple Heart and hard maple neck, mahogany body, 24 frets, 34" scale total this bass is easy on the eyes and the hands!
Fretboard radius is 15.75" and the nut width is 47mm at the 0 fret. Comes standard with Bartolini MK1 pickups, an active 3 band EQ, abalone inlays, and black hardware and it is equipped with D'Addario EXL 170-5 SL strings.
A lot of attention was placed into modernizing and specially designing the hardware for the headless system this bass offers. Much like its predecessor, this bass goes the distance with respect to innovation. With its contoured body and sculpted edges, this bass embraces its roots but with a sleek modern look and feel. Coming standard with 0-fret technology, this bass offers options for players. So, Since the nut is still used as a guide to set the string spacing before going to the tuners with the 0 fret in place the nut is not responsible for the open notes which gives players the ability to change to any string gauge without worrying about resizing or replacing the nut so feel free to go as light or as heavy a gauge string as you want.
From Jazz to Metal and everything in-between, this bass can deliver 10x over. The neck in my opinion is the shining star of this entire bass. Roasted Maple, commonly known for its focused midrange is front and center with the addition of Purple Heart for punch and clarity rounded out with the warmth of walnut. These wood combinations give you the perfect tonal balance. Articulate, full and focused, the Artisan Space 5 is ready for anything.
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Cort is the most underrated brand and they are the most propositive ones in its tier. I have a huge respect for those brands that do not rely on copying Fender and bring something fresh for bass players. Kudos Cort! 🤟🏼
My little brother and I wanted to start a band in high school. We both wanted to play guitar, of course, so the deal was whichever of us got a summer job first got to be the guitar player. He won and with his first check he went to the local guitar shop and had a choice between an Epiphone Les Paul and a Cort. He went with the Cort as it was slightly cheaper. He never bothered learning while I dove headlong into bass. I eventually bought that guitar off him and had it for years. It had some sort of super hot P90s in it. It was really easy to get close to Iommi's sound with it. It ended up getting stolen. I miss that guitar.
@@bateman2112damn dude that sucks. I have a Japanese Ibanez 7420 I got off a friend of mine on a pedal trade, or $50 or something. I have a lot of nice guitars but I love that cheap 7 string. Beat to hell but still shreads. Cheap doesn’t mean bad especially nowadays. Sorry for your loss. I’d be sick if something happened to it. No other 7420 is like it I’ve tried to figure it out but there is something special about it
Yeah, these this time copied Ibanez.
They also produce instruments for a lot of import brands.
@@Clabian96 I own one BTB Ibby and a Cort GB75. Love them both, but GB is a blatant Lakland copy and this one is a so similar to Ibanez hedless, down to a logo placement, laser engraved. Lets mention battery compartment too. (It is not chambered or necktru, but that would not fit in this price)
🤩 The ability to use any Gauge String without changing the damn nut = 😊
Right?!?!
But a zero fret has nothing to do with how the slots of the nut are cut, so i don't know why they would even make that claim
This demo actually sounds like a bass player in a studio playing on someone's song. Not just endless shredding all up and down the neck like virtually every single bass demo.
Sound great!
This sounds pretty punchy!💪🏽
He is also playing switchfoot meant to live
He is playing sevendust at the first of the video
Love Cort. The Jeff Berlin Rythimic bass is a sleeper of a bass made by Cort.
NICE BASS KIND SIR
I'm debating grabbing this headless bass, or the Cort A5 SC (not fan fret). Which would you recommend? Going to a store to try them in not possible in the country where I live.
Haven’t tried the other one so I couldn’t say but CORT makes nice stuff so I think you would be fine either way
I wonder how "grabby" the nut cinchers are on the strings? It would suck if they slowly worked their way out, and now you have useless strings? And would they grab well with flats, or are rounds required?
very interesting bass for sure. But it kinda sounds...boring? I think the Barts MK1 sound a tad dull for me. And whats up with that space between the neck joint and the body?
The body is made of soft maple with a polar top, not mahogany as mentioned here.
Very interesting bass! Haven't heard of Cort before, but definitely surprised by the price to performance for the prices that I was seeing online. How did you guys feel about the on board EQ?
Cort is one of the largest instrument builders in the world. All Ibanez instruments made in South Korea, all PRS SE instruments, Squier instruments and G&L Tribute instruments are all made by Cort.
@@nj1255 Very cool!! I had no idea. Thank you so much for sharing!
Cort basses are great! I own two and they sure are versatile
Hi! So I was very impressed by their in house preamp. I thought it worked very well with the pickups. Gave a lot of tonal control and seemed to respond to subtle changes with ease. Bass played and sounded amazing
@Therealchuckbailey That's so great to hear! It looks and is spec'd amazing, and usually I'm the least impressed with in house preamps. I'll be on the lookout for one! I'd love to try it.
stainless steel frets or nickel?
Cort builds guitars for many brands . You probably have a cort and dont know it 😅
Very true. Most of my Ibanez basses were made at the Cort factory in Indonesia. And I have the GB Modern 4 to top it off.
We were meant to live for so much more, have we lost ourselves!
Are the tuners easy to turn?
They were not too difficult. I would have liked a bit more play in them but they weren’t horrible
@@Therealchuckbailey thanks!
Bring the headless v back and make it a 6 string
what's the string spacing?
I wanna say it was 19mm
its 18mm
The... Guitar Channel?
Soon.... Very Soon.....
Hard at work on it as we speak
Feels like they should've went with 35"
🤟🏾🧇🤘🏾🧇🤟🏾🧇🤘🏾
3:32 Use my third arm
Thats my STRONG HAND!!!
Goddamnit, I wish they’d get BASS PLAYERS to demo basses. You know?
Chuck is absolutely a bass player - I don't even know if he plays other instruments on the side - and he is a steady working bass player here in Vegas. What's the issue?
Damn this sound : those barts really sucks. Tons of muddy beds and no definition.
Too bad, this bass looks great
It's fake Bartolini too.
MK1’s and the other overseas bart pickups are like Glocks. You either love them or… well you know 😂
The bass looks and plays amazing and the neck is great. If you don’t like pickups that’s the easiest thing to fix
How it feels is not so much.