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I'm using it for 5 years. Clear sound. Comfortable for my ears and head. I never regretted that I purchased them.

For the asking price -- quite a good instrument. But, there are some weakness. Contrary to the claims of the manufacturer, it has the samples of not very good quality. The keyboard is also not quite perfect -- the distance between the keys F#,G#,A# is less than between C#,D#. And my fingers (not very fleshy, rather thing) hardly placed between F#,G#,A#.

Cort -- the independent manufacturer (the largest in Asia), so, they can afford to implement the maximum quality of materials, components and build quality -- and thus to make possible the most loyal price in comparison to competitors. On the example of this guitar, try to find a similar instrument (for 600$) with the real Mahogany (not Nato), with the real top of maple (and not decorative veneer) + the real American Seymour Duncan! SPECIFICATIONS Construction: Set-in Body: Mahogany w/ Quilted Maple Top Neck: 3pc Canadian Maple Binding: Wood Fretboard: Rosewood, 12" Radius(305mm) Frets: 22 / Large (2.7mm) Scale: 24 3/4" (629mm) Inlay: "Z" Mother of Pearl Tuners: Die cast Bridge: TonePros Lic. Bridge with string through Body Pickups: Seymour Duncan SH1('59) & SH4(JB) (H-H) Electronics: 2 vol, 1 tone (w/ push pull), 3way toggle Hardware: BN (Black Nickel)