Forum Navigation
You need to log in to create posts and topics.
Baritone guitars
#1 · February 20, 2008, 4:01 pm
Posted by: rxdca <rxdca@...>
STEVE ROLFE wrote:
> Not from me.
>
> Like you, I spend a lot of guitar time playing through humbuckers
> these days (Ibanez archtop w/Duncan '59's in it).
>
> Also, I've gone more than a little gaga over baritone guitars lately.
> These days, when I feel the need for a Strat, I tend to reach for my
> Limba-bodied Warmoth , which features a wenge/ebony baritone neck and
> Kinman p/u's.
> Not from me.
>
> Like you, I spend a lot of guitar time playing through humbuckers
> these days (Ibanez archtop w/Duncan '59's in it).
>
> Also, I've gone more than a little gaga over baritone guitars lately.
> These days, when I feel the need for a Strat, I tend to reach for my
> Limba-bodied Warmoth , which features a wenge/ebony baritone neck and
> Kinman p/u's.
How are the baritones tuned? I wouldn't want to learn where all the
notes are all over again. That's why I don't mess with non-standard
tunings, either.
> Your pricing was more than fair on your Strat, though. I'm surprised
> that it hasn't been snapped up yet.
I think it is a really fair price. I've had a couple of people e-mail
me today for pics, so who knows.
--
Douglas
rxdca@usa.net
Well, there's people been talking
Say they're worried about my soul
But I'm here to tell you I'll keep rocking
'til I'm sure it's my time to roll
-Rich Mullins "Elijah"
Phil 4:13