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About Baritone Guitars
Baritone guitars are famous for their deep tones and extended bass registers. From the quacky, cavernous textures of The Cure’s Robert Smith* to the down-tuned carnage of Deftones’ Stephen Carpenter, baritone guitars are a smart option for songwriters of any genre who want to expand their voicings without learning a new instrument. You see, baritone guitars are tuned exactly like a standard guitar (E2–E4), just down a perfect fourth (B1–B3). Combined with an extended scale length and heavier-gauge strings, this gives the baritone guitar a fresh tone and feel while remaining familiar to guitar players new and old.
*Editor’s note: Robert Smith actually played an octave-down Fender Bass VI to achieve his bari-like guitar textures. But the effect is identical.
Shop for Baritone Guitars by Brand
Searching for the perfect baritone guitar for you? Chances are, you’ll find it at Sweetwater! Whether it’s a modern metal bari from the likes of ESP, PRS, or Jackson or a more classically styled option from Danelectro, Reverend, Gretsch, or Squier, you’ll find all the latest models right here.
Baritone Guitars FAQs
Where Did the Baritone Guitar Originate?
Danelectro is often credited for mass-producing the first baritone guitar models. Their use in mainstream surf and country music led other guitar manufacturers to follow suit with their own baritone guitars.
Which Artists Play Baritone Guitars?
A short list of players famous for their baritone guitars (or bari-like textures) includes: Korn’s Brian “Head” Welch, Toska’s Rabea Massaad, the B-52s’ Ricky Wilson, The Presidents of the United States of America’s Dave Dederer, acoustic superstars Andy McKee and Dave Matthews, At the Gates’ Martin Larsson and Jonas Stålhammar, Staind’s Mike Mushok, and Minor Threat/Fugazi front man Ian MacKaye — just to name a few!
How Are Baritone Guitars Tuned?
Baritone guitars are commonly tuned a perfect fourth lower than standard guitars: B1–E2–A2–D3–F♯3–B3 (from low to high). As with standard guitars, however, there are no hard rules when it comes to tuning. Down a fifth, Open B, Drop A — the tuning world is your oyster when it comes to baritone guitars.
What Gives Baritone Guitars Their Signature Drop-tuned Sound?
An extended scale length (commonly 25.6 inches) and heavier-gauge strings (usually .013s or .014s) allow baritone guitars to handle deeper tuning without introducing string slack.
Get Started with Your New Baritone Guitar!
Ready to purchase your first or next baritone guitar? Sweetwater makes it easy. If you don’t know where to begin, then reach out to our highly knowledgeable Sweetwater Sales Engineers at (800) 222-4700. They’ll help you choose the right baritone guitar for you!
If you prefer to shop completely online, then Sweetwater’s website has tools to narrow down your baritone guitar choices based on your desired specs, such as the brand, price range, body shape, number of strings, and much more. Select your preferred specs in our convenient product filter and explore your options!
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What are the most popular Baritone Guitars on Sweetwater.com?
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PRS SE 277 Baritone Electric Guitar - Charcoal Burst
★★★★★ 6 reviews
$829.00 -
Gretsch G5260T Electromatic Jet Baritone Electric Guitar with Bigsby - Midnight Sapphire
★★★★½ 3 reviews
$599.99 -
ESP LTD SCT-607B Stephen Carpenter Signature 7-string Baritone Electric Guitar - Black
★★★★★ 1 review
$1,799.00 -
Gretsch G5260 Electromatic Jet Baritone Electric Guitar with V-Stoptail - Imperial Stain
★★★★★ 4 reviews
$549.99 -
Danelectro Baritone Electric Guitar - Black Metalflake
★★★★★ 11 reviews
$569.00
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