Baritone Guitars

First introduced in the late 1950s, baritone guitars feature an extended scale length and are tuned to a lower pitch, perfect for adding some low end thump to your arsenal.

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Baritone Guitar FAQs

What is a baritone guitar?

Baritone guitars commonly feature a larger body and a longer neck than their traditional counterparts. This is usually tuned to either B standard or A standard. The neck is longer to incorporate a 27? scale length. This ensures low notes can intonate effectively. Traditional models use single coil pickups; contemporary models favour high output humbuckers.

Who plays baritone guitars?

Baritone guitars are mainly used within rock and heavy metal. Everyone from Stephen Carpenter (Deftones), Robert Smith (The Cure), John Petrucci (Dream Theater) and Pat Smear (Foo Fighters), to James Hetfield (Metallica) and Claudio Sanchez (Coheed and Cambria) have used one for recording and/or playing live at one point or another.

Do Fender make a baritone guitar?

Fender have experimented in the past. One such model was the Fender Blacktop Telecaster Baritone, however, it has since been discontinued.