Hello and welcome to White Dog Music. Today we're going to have a look at the Port G290 otherwise known as the FAT. Before you go anywhere make sure you press the like button, make sure you press the subscribe button for new upload and future content. As discussed today we're going to be having a little look at the FAT by CORT. This is a guitar that's been here at White Dog Towers for a little while now and I've been meaning to do a little bit of a run through a look and a bit of a playthrough. Before we crack on I need to say a big thank you to our partners over at CORT. If you'd like any more information on CORT guitars or bases you can see that at the website which is www.whitedogmusic.co.uk. The G290 FAT comes in two colors or two finishes, the antique violin burst and the bright blue burst. As you can see the guitar that we've got here at White Dog Towers is the bright blue burst. We can see straight away the flamed maple top. This is sicken on the swamp ash body. Really good guitar tone wood, it's lightweight and delivers a serious punch with nice accented high mids as well. The pickups are Voice tone VTH77. The nice high output pickups are very clean as well. You can get classic rock tones, really nice bluesy tones as well so they really do cover a wide variety of musical genres and playing styles. The neck is bird's eye maple, the fingerboard is also bird's eye maple and if you look closely you can really see that that nice detailing in the neck and you can really see that bird's eye coming through there. The Hitchstock has the CORT staggered locking machine heads in place which is really great. I mean you haven't got to spend hours winding strings or any of that kind of stuff. You can literally put the end of your stringing locking and then with a couple of terms that's it you're ready and ready to start tuning and playing. So I really really like the locking machine heads on this guitar.