Are Cozart guitars good?

They make very inexpensive guitars and some weird designs like semi-hollow Strats. Some reviews are very positive about the quality/price ratio and the possibility of using an instrument as a platform for upgrade or experimentation.

Who made Cozart guitars?

However, some of them are still experimenting with two-string tunings in the intervals. But it is noticeable that these intervals are other than unisons and octaves. Jazz guitarists such as Philip Catherine, Ralph Towner, and Larry Coryell have created the Cozart guitars with upper fifths.

What is a Cozart?

Cozart is a surname. According to Dictionary of American Family Names, “it probably a variant spelling of Dutch Cossaert, a nickname for a confidante, sweetheart, or flatterer, from an agent derivative of Middle Dutch cosen ‘to whisper’.

How many strings does a Cozart guitar have?

So, let’s get started! A Cozart guitar is a 12-string guitar integrated with steel strings. Designed with six courses with 12 strings each, these guitars are designed to create rich yet thicker ringing tones (You will see that while comparing it to the simple six-string guitar!)

When did the Cozart sst10 12 string come out?

Cozart SST10 12-String Discussion in ‘ Other Guitars, other instruments ‘ started by stillrockin, Mar 30, 2011 . If you’ve wondered, “Who would take a chance on a $75.00 electric 12 string on ‘that auction site’?”, well, that would be me.

Is the Cozart sst10 a good Chinese tuner?

Tuners are typical “good” Chinese. The finish and body is actually really nice, even nicer than the photos show and much nicer than they show in the auctions. Very professional.

When did the 12 string guitar come out?

Back in the United States of America, there were archtop mandolins that came with doubled string courses and these instruments were first introduced in the 19 th century. Coming forward to the early 20 th century and 19 th century, the 12-string guitars were named novelty instruments.