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Cort Gold-OC6 Bocote vs Cort Masterpiece Series Roselyn

The short answer is that they sit in different price brackets ($1,000 - $2,000 against Over $2,000). Below, every specification we hold for both instruments is lined up, with the 17 rows that actually differ marked out.

Cort
Cort Gold-OC6 Bocote OM cutaway acoustic in Natural Glossy, full front view

Gold-OC6 Bocote

Natural Glossy

A torrefied top that arrives already broken in, over a tonewood almost nobody uses

8.8/105.0 (1)
Cort
Cort Masterpiece Roselyn OM cutaway acoustic in Natural Gloss, full front view

Masterpiece Series Roselyn

Natural Gloss

Cort's flagship: L.R. Baggs Anthem, Gotoh gold, and a side port aimed at the player

9.5/105.0 (1)

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Score profile

Six editorial axes, overlaid. Where one shape sits outside the other, that is where the instrument gains ground.

  • Cort Gold-OC6 Bocote8.8
  • Cort Masterpiece Series Roselyn9.5

Scores are Fretline editorial ratings on a 1-10 scale. They are our own assessment and are not supplied or endorsed by Amazon or by any manufacturer.

Specification by specification

Cort Gold-OC6 Bocote compared with Cort Masterpiece Series Roselyn
Gold-OC6 BocoteMasterpiece Series Roselyn
BrandCortCort
ModelGold-OC6 BocoteMasterpiece Series Roselyn
FinishNatural GlossyNatural Gloss
InstrumentAcoustic guitarAcoustic guitar
Fretline score8.8 / 109.5 / 10
Value for money8 / 108 / 10
Amazon rating5.0 / 5 (1)5.0 / 5 (1)
Price$1,000 - $2,000Over $2,000
TypeAcoustic-electric guitarAcoustic-electric guitar
BodyOM with Venetian cutawayOM with Venetian cutaway
Body woodSolid bocote back and sidesSolid pau ferro back and sides
TopTorrefied solid Sitka spruceMaster-grade solid European spruce
BracingHand-scalloped X-bracingHand-scalloped X-bracing
Neck jointDovetail joint at the 14th fretDovetail joint at the 14th fret
Neck woodWalnut-reinforced mahoganyFive-piece mahogany and pau ferro
Neck profileComfort C shapeComfort C shape, satin finish
Scale length25.5" (648 mm)25.5" (648 mm)
FingerboardMacassar ebonyEbony with rolled edges
Radius15.75" (R400)15.75" (R400)
Frets2020
Fret size—2.4 mm width with edge treatment
NutGenuine boneGraph Tech TUSQ
Nut width1.6875" (43 mm)1.75" (44.5 mm)
BridgeMacassar ebonyEbony
TunersDeluxe Vintage GoldGotoh SGL510-L5 Gold
ElectronicsFishman Flex BlendL.R. Baggs Anthem
OrientationRight-handedRight-handed
Skill levelAdvanced, ProfessionalProfessional
StylesFolk, Blues, Jazz, Country, Pop, IndieFolk, Blues, Jazz, Country, Pop
In the boxCort premium gig bagHardshell case

A marked row is one where the two differ. A highlighted cell is the stronger figure where one can be judged objectively. Empty cells are specifications the manufacturer does not publish — never estimates.

Which one should you buy?

Computed from the specifications and our editorial scores for these two instruments only. It is not a general ranking.

Best value

Cort Gold-OC6 Bocote

Highest editorial value-for-money score of the instruments compared.

Best build

Cort Masterpiece Series Roselyn

Highest editorial build-quality score.

Best tone

Cort Gold-OC6 Bocote

Highest editorial tone score.

Most versatile

Cort Masterpiece Series Roselyn

Highest editorial versatility score, backed by pickup layout and switching.

Most comfortable

Cort Masterpiece Series Roselyn

Highest editorial comfort score: neck profile, radius and body ergonomics.

Best for the studio

Cort Masterpiece Series Roselyn

Build and tone scores combined, with credit for tuning-stability hardware that matters when tracking.

Scores are Fretline editorial ratings on a 1-10 scale. They are our own assessment and are not supplied or endorsed by Amazon or by any manufacturer.

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