The Cort Space 5: Hi-Tech Headless Design for Bassists on a Budget!

Dan Veall got a chance to get his hands on the Cort Space 5, one of the finest instruments that Cort has produced so far! Cort basses are some of the most competitive on the bass guitar market today.
"Rounding up, Cort has always brought huge value for money, especially in their premium instruments. The Cort Space 5 is not letting the side down one iota and along with the A5 Ash and Modern 4 is amongst my favourite basses to come out of the Cort factory. I would absolutely own the Space 5… green, of course!"
The Cort Space 5 has reimagined the headless bass, with a premium attention to detail without the premium price.
Read the whole review here:
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[@paultraynorbsc627]

Thanks for sharing Dan 🎶🎵🎸

[@jasonzdora]

Subscribed because Dan Veal

[@DanVeallBassist]

Thank you so much Jason!! Very much appreciated!!

[@lucmichel7588]

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[@RubyDimasStudio]

comfortable is 45mm at the nut like a Jazz bass , not 48mm

[@pgpete]

As someone who prefers 38mm 4 string jazz necks, this 5 string neck is suprisingly comfortable.

[@RubyDimasStudio]

@@pgpete yes 38 mm for 4 strings...but 45 mm for 5 stringers. offcourse we adapt for any bass,,