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baritone guitar suggestions

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I'm looking to acquire a baritone guitar.

Any suggestions? positives? negatives?

Looking at a Fender Baritone Special now, but am open to others.

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I know that I would like to try this one.
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I don't have a model suggestion per se, but I know that Dave from B Sharp Music in Providence (http://www.b-sharpmusic.com/) has had a lot of luck with baritone conversion kits. I suspect you could find one online relatively cheap, and then turn whatever guitar you wanted into a bari.
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Well in the mean time:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTx_KuMu3lY[/youtube]

and then

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVwAUjXMTIk&feature=related[/youtube]

That might be hard to find though, they've been discontinued. EBAAAAAAAAAAAAY
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Cool info Aen, but wouldn't you need a different nut to accommodate the massive string size? I might do that to my Tele, sounds fun.
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It depends. If you have a sissy nut cut for 9s and no bigger, you might want to do a little bit of filing. If your nut is spaced properly, the 70 gauge will probably stay put.
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aen wrote:It depends. If you have a sissy nut cut for 9s and no bigger, you might want to do a little bit of filing. If your nut is spaced properly, the 70 gauge will probably stay put.


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rondo music sells this really nice Agile silverburst les paul looking baritone for $339.

http://www.rondomusic.com/product1068.html

ive been wanting to get one of these for awhile now, just need the funds.
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