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Beautiful, clear tone

This was really fun in this key, what tuning did you use by the way?

What kind.. beautiful

Hi from Spain, this was my first enquiry relating to baritone guitars and my search was "the best baritone acoustic guitar". I thought your presentation and playing was excellent. You are very fortunate in the US to be able to buy guitars of this quality, it would cost half a years salary in Spain, I am very jealous, kind regards,John.

Clicked for the guitar, stuck around for the beautiful playing. Very nice!

Nice! I picked up a BSG baritone that is killer.

Fantastic job on the video.

bravo....super ,day tripper is very nice........and rest....

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Great info!

Alvarez is nice

So good!!

Hey bear im new to guitars and would love to learn that intro song would you do a tutorial on the chords

I caught this tonal change on early on... but I thought I was hearing things due to certain factors... strings etc... Until about about 7 years ago when one of my favorite guitar players during a "rig rundown" mentioned that he went through hundreds of picks ranging from material, thickness etc and that he stuck with Clayton 1.0 picks because they yielded the best attack, response and feel... and it all made sense. Good video.

The Alverez line of baritone guitars sound and look much better .

The top looks super stressed at the bridge. Has it split yet? Sounds great.

Does that cost $5000? Most people can’t afford that.

Ah-may-zing. I had no idea.

I agree that the White Baritone sounds wonderful. But I'm looking for a "once in while change of pace" baritone guitar and for that it's way too expensive.

Great playing! I just subscribed. What did you dislike about the Lowden baritone compared to this one, and did you have a fan fret version?

Huge help

How is the sound without the effects? Didn't hear much of that.

This is great! You need more shorts Bear!!

Great intro, man!

Very cool!

Maybe if you miced it properly, we could hear how good it is.

Un must , c’est certain. Une merveille!!!

Beautifully done Bear!

I'm not sure about your guys' opinions, but in my view, this baritone guitar has a more balanced sound compared to other guitars. I've always found that traditional acoustic guitars lack a certain depth in the bass range, as to human ear, bass require more volume to be perceived as loud as the mid-range and treble frequencies. I know for fingerstyle, the melody should be stand out, however this can be controlled by the player.

@TheBearDenStudios I would be very flattered to know what your recommendations are for good acoustic guitars?

Awesome and beautiful playing @beardavis ! Question: do you think this guitar is a good start for a beginner student? Obs: assuming that I want an excellent acoustic guitar and no budget restrictions. Thanks!

An amazing sounding baritone. A fascinating blend of x brace and classical fan bracing. I just stung up my first baritone 17” jumbo build. Very happy with it but would love to hear it next to this masterpiece. Ya can’t learn if you have less than the best to compare to

Nice cover! A pleasure to watch for this Beatles fan. Gorgeous guitars too 😍

Wow what a beautiful guitar, beautiful playing, excellent sound quality to the video too! A pleasurable morning listen/watch before I head into the office

You are correct. That IS the Best Baritone Guitar in the World 🌎. Now I want one too. I used to have a Shabby Chic 13 fret Baritone with a slotted headstock. But I sent it back because when I received it, there was a dent in the bottom of it that I assume was a result of Negligence from the Shipper. It was the "Woodiest" sounding guitar that I ever played and I do miss have a Baritone in the Guitarsenal. I currently have a Larrive'e L-03R that I have tuned down to B E A D F# B so that I can play Dave Matthews SOME DEVIL and STAY OR LEAVE. And I like to just mess around with the dropped tunning sometimes and play songs I already know and try and figure out how to transpose them for the lower tunning. My favorite Baritone tunning has been C# F# B E G# C# This way the common (cowboy) 🤠 chords make for easy transposing. C (chord shape) = A Em (chord shape) = C#m G = E F = D A = F# Am = F#m D = B Dm = Bm Bb = G Bm = Abm You probably knew all that already I'm sure but maybe someone reading this will try that tunning and enjoy the cheat sheet. Thank you for discovering this Baritone and sharing this recording with the world to save us all time and money trying to find the world's best Baritone. I will be contacting James White to see how long his wait list is for one of these fine instruments.

Dude you just blew my mind! I've been using the same pics for the last 20 years, and have been unhappy with my tone. Can you tell me is it just the thickness or the style or the material that the pick is made out of, as far as the three picks that you demonstrated

Mrs C and I absolutely LOVE what you've here, Bear.

I'm deaf and tried new strings and bones to no avail I noticed the difference with the picks you used my problem is the guitar sounds to bright and ping on the G B and E strings some of the picks you used sounded better to me could you suggest some picks that would help

What about the Froggy baritone?

Lovely playing sir

Do you have any idea about the price for this beauty? Thanks!

Very cool. I've been using the same picks for 15 years.

It's the thickness of the pick.

May know what's the fingerstyle music you are playing ? I love it and i can't remember the title. Thanks a lot in advance 🙏🏻

Hi, just wondering if you remember which SDC mic you were using to record this? As it’s one of the better matches for this guitar I have heard! Many thanks in advance 😊

Do you still have this guitar? I have been wanting to buy one used but cannot find one anywhere 😢

I'm baritone-curious. Your comments about the 12-fret join and bridge position making the guitar sit right make sense to me, but also got me thinking: what would be the effect of simply widening nut slots and fitting thicker strings on an existing guitar, then tuning down to B or A? The intonation might go off a bit, but what effect might there be on the sound? Since the scale length would still be 25.5", the guitar would play the same as before.

Wow nice style man great chops.

Great video. Never really thought about the picks. Sounds dumb I know. Where can I get the 1.5 picks ?