Cort E70op Earth 70 Natural Open Pores
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Dreadnought format: generous projection and solid bass, ideal for accompaniment as well as strumming.
- Solid spruce top: precise attack, good dynamics, and beautiful sound opening over time.
- Back and sides in African mahogany (okoume): warm mids, round and musical tone, perfect for fingerstyle playing.
- Open Pores satin finish: natural feel under the hand, enhanced resonance, and playing comfort thanks to a lightweight design.
Manufacturer Information
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A "vintage" dreadnought at the heart of the Earth series
Designed as a tribute to great vintage-inspired folk acoustics, Cort's Earth series embraces proven fundamentals: simple and effective lutherie, recognized tonewoods, and playability designed to last. The Earth 70 E70OP fits this philosophy with a no-frills approach focused on essentials: warm sound, balanced response, and reliability appreciated daily, whether in rehearsal or on stage.
For whom and for which styles?
Versatile by nature, the Cort Earth 70 E70OP suits both beginner guitarists seeking a serious first folk guitar and intermediate musicians wanting an effective dreadnought to play anywhere. Its format and dynamics make it comfortable in pop, folk, acoustic rock, country, and vocal accompaniment. It responds well to pick playing for rhythm parts while remaining expressive with fingers for arpeggios.
The sound
The solid spruce top delivers clarity, precision, and dynamic reserve: the harder you play, the more projection it offers without compression. The dreadnought format enhances low-end breadth and provides a strong presence in rhythm playing. The back and sides in mahogany (okoume) add warm mids and a natural character, ideal for a round and balanced tone. The X-bracing supports the top and contributes to the projection/sustain balance, while the carved bridge (Cort design) promotes sustain and contributes to a more comfortable tension feel along the neck. The Open Pores finish allows the wood to breathe better and reinforces this impression of "direct" resonance.
Recommended compatible accessories
To stay as close as possible to the original feel, you can opt for D'Addario EXP16 strings (light gauge), as per the factory setup. A folk guitar capo and an acoustic guitar strap (with appropriate attachment) effectively complete the gear for stage, home, or rehearsal use.
Technical specifications
| Format | Dreadnought | Fingerboard | Ovangkol |
| Left handed | No | Nbrs of frets | 20 |
| Cutaway | No | Neck Type | Glued |
| Strings | Steel | Electroacoustic | No |
| Nbr of strings | 6 | Color | Natural |
| Top | Sitka Spruce | Finishing | Satin |
| Back&Sides | Mahogany, Okoumé | Hardware | Chromed |
| Type | folk acoustic guitar | Number of frets | 20 |
| Back and sides | African mahogany (okoume) | Scale length | 25.3" / 643 mm |
| Binding | ivory around the body | Nut width | 1.69" / 43 mm |
| Rosette | multiple | Inlays | white dots |
| Bracing | X-bracing | Bridge | ovangkol |
| Finish | Open Pores natural satin | Tuners | oil-bath |
| Body-neck joint | dovetail | Carved bridge | exclusive Cort design |
| Neck | mahogany (palaquium) | Warranty | 5 years (subject to manufacturer registration conditions) |
Customer reviews
What customers say
Summarized and selected by AI from recent customer reviews
Customers praised this folk guitar as "excellent for beginners" with "divine sound" and outstanding value. Many noted the comfortable neck and pleasant tone. Some experienced high string action requiring bridge adjustments. One customer received worn frets/strings. Overall, shoppers found it ideal for learning with "impeccable craftsmanship."
Review highlights
- “The sound is divine.”
- “The sound is rich and powerful.”
- “Very good product. Very beautiful tone. Careful finishing. Impeccable aesthetics.”
Based on 38 reviews
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Very well packaged package, no worries about that, a bit disappointed with the service offered by Chronopost who dropped my package off at a relay when it was originally supposed to be delivered to my home.. but well now I have it that's good.
Regarding the guitar... I tuned it directly and tested it, and... WHAT A PLEASURE!! Great sound, good reasoning, the strings are pleasant to scratch, frankly for the price, it's a great choice! What prompted me to buy it was to see the blind test done by the woodbrass team and guests, and now that I have it in my hands, I understand why it was everyone's favorite;)Automatically translated
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Very well packaged package, no worries about that, a bit disappointed with the service offered by Chronopost who dropped my package off at a relay when it was originally supposed to be delivered to my home.. but well now I have it that's good.
Regarding the guitar... I tuned it directly and tested it, and... WHAT A PLEASURE!! Great sound, good reasoning, the strings are pleasant to scratch, frankly for the price, it's a great choice! What prompted me to buy it was to see the blind test done by the woodbrass team and guests, and now that I have it in my hands, I understand why it was everyone's favorite;)Automatically translated
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Package received in less than 24 hours and guitar very well packaged. Very good value for money, the massive table is appreciable, the sound as well.
On the other hand, as another buyer did in the comments, I also filed the bridge nut by about 2mm, I think that the strings are natively way too high, but everything is back to normal.Automatically translated
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The safe bet to start playing Folk guitar - the price has certainly increased over the years, but honestly Cort remains the king of value for money and the Earth 70 remains a very good guitar for beginners or even for experienced guitarists looking for a second guitar that is not too expensive to lug around.
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I have been playing guitar for 6 months, I have been very well advised and living abroad, the guitar could be delivered with a carrier other than the one provided at no extra cost.
The guitar is a bit bigger than the one I started with, but the sound is much better.Automatically translated
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Questions frequently asked
Is the Cort E70OP suitable for starting folk guitar?
This model combines a dreadnought body shape with a 643 mm scale length and a 43 mm nut width, familiar dimensions for learning chords. Its 6 steel strings and Sitka spruce top provide a sound response well suited for both strumming and fingerpicking.
What sound does a dreadnought with a Sitka spruce top and okoume back and sides produce?
The Sitka spruce top promotes clarity and definition, while the okoume back and sides offer rounder midrange tones. The dreadnought body volume supports present lows and projection well adapted for strumming.
Is this guitar electro-acoustic?
No, this acoustic guitar does not have built-in electronics for connection to an amplifier or PA system.
What is the neck comfort of the Earth 70 Natural Open Pores?
The glued-in neck, made of mahogany and palaquium, has a 25.3-inch (643 mm) scale length. The nut width of 1.69 inches (43 mm) provides spacing suitable for chord fingering. The ovangkol fingerboard features 20 frets with white dot position markers.
What strings and accessories should be used with this Cort folk guitar?
A set of D’Addario EXP16 strings is recommended to maintain the instrument's intended performance. A folk capo designed for steel strings, picks, and a clip-on tuner are compatible with this guitar.



