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Gold Tone Baritone Guitar with OHSC- FREE SHIPPING
Estimated price for orientation: 799 $
Category: Acoustic Electric Guitars
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Description Condition: Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition Brand: Gold Tone Body Type: Baritone
Gold Tone Baritone Guitar with OHSC
Gold Tone's Baritone guitar in near mint condition. I've owned it for only a few months but find that I don't play it all that much. Sounds great, acoustically or amplified, and it plays great as well. With OHSCHere is the description from the Gold Tone site:One of Gold Tone's many Folkternative instruments, the GBG Baritone guitar can add a new dimension of sound to your music. Our acoustic-electric cutaway baritone guitar has a 29 and 1/16" scale and is tuned a fifth lower (ADGCEA) or a fourth lower (BEADF?B) than a standard guitar. The GBG's precision-gauged strings compensate for the lower tuning so that string tension is similar to that of a standard dreadnaught acoustic guitar. The internal bracing structure under the select-grade solid Sitka spruce top is specially designed for maximum volume and projection. Mahogany back and sides contribute to the guitar's excellent bass response. The radiused ebony fingerboard matches the ebony bridge that's fitted with a genuine bone saddle. The slim-line neck is only two millimeters deeper at the twelfth fret than it is at the second fret. Any necessary neck-set adjustments can be done with ease due to an innovative design utilizing two bolts in the heel AND two bolts to attach the fretboard to the body (rather than a glue joint). An onboard electronics system (comprised of a condenser mic, a bridge pickup and a blending preamp) is standard equipment on the GBG. A hard shell case is included.
And here are the specs from the Gold Tone site:
Description
| Condition: | Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition | Brand: | Gold Tone |
| Body Type: | Baritone |
Gold Tone Baritone Guitar with OHSC
Gold Tone's Baritone guitar in near mint condition. I've owned it for only a few months but find that I don't play it all that much. Sounds great, acoustically or amplified, and it plays great as well. With OHSCHere is the description from the Gold Tone site:One of Gold Tone's many Folkternative instruments, the GBG Baritone guitar can add a new dimension of sound to your music. Our acoustic-electric cutaway baritone guitar has a 29 and 1/16" scale and is tuned a fifth lower (ADGCEA) or a fourth lower (BEADF?B) than a standard guitar. The GBG's precision-gauged strings compensate for the lower tuning so that string tension is similar to that of a standard dreadnaught acoustic guitar. The internal bracing structure under the select-grade solid Sitka spruce top is specially designed for maximum volume and projection. Mahogany back and sides contribute to the guitar's excellent bass response. The radiused ebony fingerboard matches the ebony bridge that's fitted with a genuine bone saddle. The slim-line neck is only two millimeters deeper at the twelfth fret than it is at the second fret. Any necessary neck-set adjustments can be done with ease due to an innovative design utilizing two bolts in the heel AND two bolts to attach the fretboard to the body (rather than a glue joint). An onboard electronics system (comprised of a condenser mic, a bridge pickup and a blending preamp) is standard equipment on the GBG. A hard shell case is included.
And here are the specs from the Gold Tone site:
Gold Tone's Baritone guitar in near mint condition. I've owned it for only a few months but find that I don't play it all that much. Sounds great, acoustically or amplified, and it plays great as well. With OHSCHere is the description from the Gold Tone site:One of Gold Tone's many Folkternative instruments, the GBG Baritone guitar can add a new dimension of sound to your music. Our acoustic-electric cutaway baritone guitar has a 29 and 1/16" scale and is tuned a fifth lower (ADGCEA) or a fourth lower (BEADF?B) than a standard guitar. The GBG's precision-gauged strings compensate for the lower tuning so that string tension is similar to that of a standard dreadnaught acoustic guitar. The internal bracing structure under the select-grade solid Sitka spruce top is specially designed for maximum volume and projection. Mahogany back and sides contribute to the guitar's excellent bass response. The radiused ebony fingerboard matches the ebony bridge that's fitted with a genuine bone saddle. The slim-line neck is only two millimeters deeper at the twelfth fret than it is at the second fret. Any necessary neck-set adjustments can be done with ease due to an innovative design utilizing two bolts in the heel AND two bolts to attach the fretboard to the body (rather than a glue joint). An onboard electronics system (comprised of a condenser mic, a bridge pickup and a blending preamp) is standard equipment on the GBG. A hard shell case is included.
And here are the specs from the Gold Tone site: