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Also, when playing in a gig, its horrible when your bass guitar goes out of tune - Cort C4, with its solid tuners, won't let you down. Compared to its quality, Cort C4 goes as cheap as you can go, around $300.Р”В¬ort C4 has a 2 band EQ pre-amp on it, so during a gig, you can change how your bass guitar sounds with ease. If you want to play in a gig, but your bass guitar is not up to the task, maybe you should consider upgrading it to Cort C4. Why do we all play bass guitars? I mean, we want to play in front of people, right? But if you want to play in a gig, your bass guitar needs a minimum standard to make sure that the bass guitar won't let you down.Р”В¬ort C4 is just another typical Cort bass guitar - cheap but excellent quality. Let's all boycott Cort bass guitars for the workers!Р”В¬ort Artisan C4 review - A 'gig-able' bass guitar at its cheapest I really don't like the idea that music is becoming corrupted with money and consumerism. But think about those rejected workers before buying a Cort. If you want a cheap and a good bass guitar, Cort is one of the best choices. Now I'm supporting the Cort boycott movement, and I'm spreading the word to persuade other people to support it as well. I always had wanted to buy a Cort bass guitar, especially Cort bass A4.

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If those workers were given enough care, they may have turned into professional luthiers and possibly Cort could have been a high end bass guitar company like Warwick. But he has chosen to be rich over to be human. If Park had any morsel of humanity in him, he would be treating those workers with thankfulness and respect. If it wasn't for those Korean workers who wasted their life for Park and his Cort bass, he would not be where he is now. However, I find his actions to be a violation to humanity. Park's decision may have been rational in the business world. As a result, Cort bass guitars remain very competitive. Park responded to this consumerism and moved his plants to Indonesia to bring down prices. We all know that the world is more and more affected by consumerism, where people are looking for cheaper products.

Obviously, the workers were very very angry they have now been protesting for 2 years, even following Park all the way to Germany to make a deal with him. They received hardly anything in compensation. Recently all of Korean plants were shut down, leaving the Korean workers jobless. He thought that the minimum wage he was giving to those Korean workers were too high, so he started moving the guitar plants from Korean to Indonesia, where wages are cheaper. However, Cort's owner, Park Young-Ho, who meanwhile became one of the richest man in Korea thanks to the workers, had other thoughts. They were hopeful that someday, their hard work will pay out, that they will work in better conditions and receive higher wages. However, they kept on working hard because they were simply happy at the fact that the acoustic, electric and bass guitars made with their own hands were being distributed all over the world.

Some worked in Cort bass for more than 20 years withough ever having enough money to own a Cort bass guitar. They also always received minimum wages($1000 a month). The workers had to work in windowless factories, under the constant risk of getting their fingers cut in machines and getting respiratory diseases. However, I came to know something about Cort which made me dislike it since.Р”В¬ort started as a very small company with little capital. If you've read all my reviews on Cort bass guitars, you would have seen that most of the reviews are favourable(Cort bass guitars ARE actually good). I used to be a fan of Cort bass guitars, mainly due to the fact that Cort is a Korean company and I am a Korean, and also because Cort bass guitars seemed to be the best bass guitars for beginners, being cheap but with quality. Cort's darker side - why Cort bass guitars repel me now

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