Let's see your baritone guitars...

[curseoftruth]

I used to own this: a Squier Showmaster Sub-Sonic. I sold it last year, never played it. Set neck, great build quality, pickups were weak. Tuned C-C, never changed the strings on it so I am not sure what it came with from the factory.

 

 

 

I still own this, a Schecter A-5X Celloblaster. 5 strings, tuned in fifths. That top string is massive, like a 72.

 

 

[GAS Man]

Perhaps it is I who is confused. I enjoyed it, but at the core, it wasn't for me. I feel my guitar habit must be self-supporting; if I buy something, something else must be sold. I bought the Peavey Generation, so the baritone had to go. (I've got issues, man.)

That was a quick flip. It was partly your clips that made me decide to place an order. I might, as I mentioned above, sell that Jaguar Baritone because I want more of a "Spaghetti Western Baritone" tone and I think the Dano will do that for me, i.e. more jangly vibe. That Jaguar makes for an excellent bass though, but a six string bass is far beyond me.

[Highway_61]

Yes, I'll most certainly regret selling the baritone. It's a great guitar.

I really do have those issues about having a lot of guitars, but adding to that is the fact that I live in a very small townhouse with almost no storage space, and I hate guitar hangers and guitar stands (the guitar player's bane). Therefore, I feel I almost have to sell when I buy.

[EllenGtrGrl]

Not mine. I tried, and no such luck! Here's mine. The photo was taken in my office at work (I had it delivered there), shrotly after I unboxed my bari:

[GAS Man]

 

Not mine. I tried, and no such luck!

 

 

Sorry, what were you saying there? Curious since I have one on order. Were you talking about the gigbag fit?