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Re: Why not just use a Baritone Guitar?
Posted: Tue Nov 17, 2009 6:47 pm
by Mudfuzz
It depends on the neck and the scale. A few years ago a few companies [stu mac, WD ect, warmoth still does] made baritone necks that would fit on a normal fender scale guitar like a strat or tele [not a jaguar], the stu mac ones were really nice, I use one to make a bari with a Koa/mahogany body for which i traded for to get my space echo. I thought the WD neck were a little pricy.
Re: Why not just use a Baritone Guitar?
Posted: Tue Nov 17, 2009 6:48 pm
by aen
I would buy a few string sets, thats going to be a reeeeeeeally long way from tail to tuners if you get one with a JM trem system...
Re: Why not just use a Baritone Guitar?
Posted: Fri Nov 20, 2009 9:22 am
by henrygrik
Hi,
Baritone Guitar is one of the best Guitar in the world. It is most rarely available in the market.As it is rarely available there are very less people, who play such guitar.If you have that Baritone Guitar and you know to play it the best way, than there is no need of any other instrument.
Re: Why not just use a Baritone Guitar?
Posted: Fri Nov 20, 2009 11:00 am
by ChrisDN
I'm now considering a double-necked guitar - one normal, one baritone - and growing myself two extra arms on the back of a mouse.
Re: Why not just use a Baritone Guitar?
Posted: Fri Nov 20, 2009 11:06 am
by magiclawnchair
ChrisDN wrote: growing myself two extra arms on the back of a mouse.
eeek!!! two extra arms!!!
Re: Why not just use a Baritone Guitar?
Posted: Fri Nov 20, 2009 4:00 pm
by Blurillaz
If you put light acoustic strings on an electric, you can turn down to Bb...
Re: Why not just use a Baritone Guitar?
Posted: Fri Nov 20, 2009 8:47 pm
by Mudfuzz
Blurillaz wrote:If you put light acoustic strings on an electric, you can turn down to Bb...
You mean the gauges of a acoustis set right?
bronze strings don't sound the best on electrics.
My main guitar that I have had for ever which is a franky V is tuned bari and my strangs are: .016P, .026P [I prefer a .029P but I can't find them any more
] .036, .048, .058, .070. On my real bari I use a set of .014 bari strangs.
Re: Why not just use a Baritone Guitar?
Posted: Fri Nov 20, 2009 10:43 pm
by Blurillaz
Mudfuzz wrote:Blurillaz wrote:If you put light acoustic strings on an electric, you can turn down to Bb...
You mean the gauges of a acoustis set right?
bronze strings don't sound the best on electrics.
My main guitar that I have had for ever which is a franky V is tuned bari and my strangs are: .016P, .026P [I prefer a .029P but I can't find them any more
] .036, .048, .058, .070. On my real bari I use a set of .014 bari strangs.
Nah man I mean the cousy strings. On me old squier 51 it packs a punch.
Re: Why not just use a Baritone Guitar?
Posted: Mon Nov 23, 2009 3:40 am
by Astricii
These Eastwood baritones go for around 450... got a JM style trem...
