A caveat people should be aware of with the Squier Bass VI if they’re interested in it: if you want to use it in the tuning it was intended to have, the strings are too thin for it to have enough tension on the low E string, so it’s very loose and floppy (it’s about the same gauge as the A string basses typically come with), and the nut slot isn’t cut wide enough for the .095 gauge string the Bass VI came with in the ‘60s and which you’ll find in string sets for it. Not a ton of work to fix in the grand scheme, but it’s an added cost and effort to consider. That’s bad for using it as a bass, but as a more affordable alternative to these guitars, some people do indeed use Bass VIs as baritones and that would be as simple as buying some baritone strings. Good to see some new, likable people in the gear TH-cam scene!
I got a Danelectro baritone a few years ago. Love it. It's a great place to start without dropping $$$. Looking forward to getting my hands on a Jag Baritone though.
Tia!! I remember you from guitar center!! You probably don’t remember me, but you helped me out on a good chunk of my gear purchases from there haha…. Anyways, thanks for the awesome breakdown! The balance of incredibly informative content and hilarious editing is on point 😂 excited for the next one!
Just subscribed recently. Good stuff. Since Fender doesn’t have any of these in production, I have been thinking about the Gretsch baritone with the hard tail. Have you tried one? That or the Reverend Descent but that has a pretty short scale length.
I don't have neither of them, but they both have an excellent rep. Check out The Bunn on TH-cam. He does exclusively baritone content and I believe he has videos on both the Reverend and the Gretsch.
How did you get these two baris? Have you had them for a while? I am bummed I passed over buying that Squier for $400 at my local guitar store when it had sat on the floor for a while.
I have both baritone and bass vi: I've ended gigging with the baritone more (sometimes in a trio with two), but use the bass vi a whole lot more recording.
@60CycleHum sent me here😊. I gotta say, you need to try the Gretsch baritone. No shop near me has them, but I love the sound of Gretsch guitars and it sounds killer in baritone form. I subscribed within the first 30 seconds of this video. Love your vibe and your honesty. Keep it up👍
toooo awesome! Baritones are so fun to play 🙌🏻🎶🎸 I tried a 1970s fender baritone, i regret not buying at the time, when i went back to finally buy it, the store owner had already sold it.
The other guitar player of o’brother had/has a silver blacktop baritone tele also I think (I have the same one). Dustin from thrice also used the sunburst one for a short period when they first reunited, before he had a custom baritone made. Those might run a little cheaper
Damn, to get that rhythm circuit on a straight-up Bass VI: why did that never happen? Also, missed hearing the rhythm circuit on the jag baritone. Pretty please?
your eyes do not deceive you, that is an Orange, Matamp, Sunn)), and a Model T if you look closely. We're saving the not-so working class gear reviews and rundowns for our Patreon content lol
Most of the lucky like myself that have the jazzmaster baritone for nearly 4 years it's still one of my top favorites I own. EDIT: I've used mine for my debut album as well. PS I was oblivious to the baritone's popularity until last November seeing how much its street price raised after discovering Loathe
Thanks for doing this video. Could you comment on weight and comfort between these two models? I have had the Squier since they were released and love the sound but the 30” scale length and the weight have caused some pain issues for me. Curious if you feel the difference with the Jaguar being 28.5” scale length and whether it’s any lighter. Thanks again!
Another nice vid guys, making me want to play my Dano baritone rather than selling it because I don't use it enough. The new Squier Paranormal bari's look sweet, especially the seafoam green 💚.
Uhhm not really digging the audio levels being all over the place, for a musician Im kinda picky about that sorta thing. I know its probably a boomer thing too but hey to each his own
I’m only 15 seconds in, and the answer is yes. You should buy a baritone
Dude!!’ Your new studio is looking awesome!!! I’m glad that power conditioner came in handy!
Dude, owning a baritone is a must!! Theyre really fun! 🙌🏻🎸
The editing on this is blowing my mind. What is even happening? I love it.
Haha, yeah its making me dizzy
You were just here for the use of the word WiggleStick, be honest.
@@jeffleecust maybe that’s why youtube recommended it to me?
I love their style! It’s informative and so so funny, makes it feel personal in a way haha
French new wave, jump cuts.
Is it lazy? Is it art? Nobody knows!
It calls attention to the artificially of the cameras gaze.
Thanks for the MASSIVE shout-out! Y'all are hilarious and your content is top-notch. Baritone guitars are awesome, this episode was great!
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You folks are awesome. Fantastic video.
LOVE the trade-off for different hosts using different tones. adds a nice duality to this
A caveat people should be aware of with the Squier Bass VI if they’re interested in it: if you want to use it in the tuning it was intended to have, the strings are too thin for it to have enough tension on the low E string, so it’s very loose and floppy (it’s about the same gauge as the A string basses typically come with), and the nut slot isn’t cut wide enough for the .095 gauge string the Bass VI came with in the ‘60s and which you’ll find in string sets for it. Not a ton of work to fix in the grand scheme, but it’s an added cost and effort to consider.
That’s bad for using it as a bass, but as a more affordable alternative to these guitars, some people do indeed use Bass VIs as baritones and that would be as simple as buying some baritone strings.
Good to see some new, likable people in the gear TH-cam scene!
Ryan @ 60 Cycle Hum sent me, another excellent recommendation. 😺
Same. Nice to see you here, Sassy😊
This is my new favorite channel.
Super entertaining AND informative. Very nicely done. Subscribed!
That Jaguar is such a cool baritone. Also hard to come by. I got an Antigua Jazzmaster baritone. But would love to find one of those Jaguar Baritones
Yeah, I agree... Rarely see them anymore.
Y’all are like my favorite channel
Ahh yes the editing is sublime!! Plus a nice section of Anime to start my day!!
guessing you're not on EST(SE America Time) so it's suuuuuper cool to get some love from outside our stupid little timezone
@@WorkingClassMusic I’m in the UK, your videos are awesome!!
This channel is gold!
5:04 I spat out my drink hahahahaha
Tia: Plays something fucking awesome
Tia: I dunno...
Tia: Plays more fucking awesome licks
"It's like I was there!" OMG
EXACTLY
I got a Danelectro baritone a few years ago. Love it. It's a great place to start without dropping $$$. Looking forward to getting my hands on a Jag Baritone though.
Happy to see some people showing Oceana/Polyenso, and Mew some love. Subscribed! Have an awesome day!
Tia!! I remember you from guitar center!! You probably don’t remember me, but you helped me out on a good chunk of my gear purchases from there haha…. Anyways, thanks for the awesome breakdown! The balance of incredibly informative content and hilarious editing is on point 😂 excited for the next one!
The dude punching the computer is my spirit animal. Subscribed at WiggleStick.
Had to unsubscribe and resubcribe at the Dreamcast shirt
Just subscribed recently. Good stuff. Since Fender doesn’t have any of these in production, I have been thinking about the Gretsch baritone with the hard tail. Have you tried one? That or the Reverend Descent but that has a pretty short scale length.
I have an Eastwood baritone. The frets needed polishing and it wasn't STELLAR work but I like that thing.
@@GetOffset Ive looked at those but just can’t get on with the looks of a side jack.
I don't have neither of them, but they both have an excellent rep. Check out The Bunn on TH-cam. He does exclusively baritone content and I believe he has videos on both the Reverend and the Gretsch.
@@Intaminator I don’t think the bunn reviews baritones with a scale a short as the reverend descent
How did you get these two baris? Have you had them for a while?
I am bummed I passed over buying that Squier for $400 at my local guitar store when it had sat on the floor for a while.
We've had them for AWHILE lol
According to my local shop, im gonna have to wait until 2022 to maybe even grab one! I chose the wrong time to try and grab one
bummer. hopefully something comes up before then
I have both baritone and bass vi: I've ended gigging with the baritone more (sometimes in a trio with two), but use the bass vi a whole lot more recording.
@60CycleHum sent me here😊. I gotta say, you need to try the Gretsch baritone. No shop near me has them, but I love the sound of Gretsch guitars and it sounds killer in baritone form.
I subscribed within the first 30 seconds of this video. Love your vibe and your honesty. Keep it up👍
toooo awesome! Baritones are so fun to play 🙌🏻🎶🎸 I tried a 1970s fender baritone, i regret not buying at the time, when i went back to finally buy it, the store owner had already sold it.
I missed it, what was that band called again?
Mere
The other guitar player of o’brother had/has a silver blacktop baritone tele also I think (I have the same one). Dustin from thrice also used the sunburst one for a short period when they first reunited, before he had a custom baritone made. Those might run a little cheaper
Damn, to get that rhythm circuit on a straight-up Bass VI: why did that never happen? Also, missed hearing the rhythm circuit on the jag baritone. Pretty please?
I'm really gonna need a shootout of those amps behind you. I see Orange, Matamp, think I see a sunn? Need a video on those
your eyes do not deceive you, that is an Orange, Matamp, Sunn)), and a Model T if you look closely. We're saving the not-so working class gear reviews and rundowns for our Patreon content lol
I have a Baguley baritone conversion neck arriving in the post tomorrow. This is helping sate my baritone hype.
glad we could help
This is epic!! Absolutely divine tone!! ORANGE!!!!!!!!
AND GREEEEEEN!!!!!!!!
@@WorkingClassMusic BLUE!!!!!!!!!!!
Where have you been all my life!!
Really enjoyed this
Glad you enjoyed it
Most of the lucky like myself that have the jazzmaster baritone for nearly 4 years it's still one of my top favorites I own.
EDIT: I've used mine for my debut album as well. PS I was oblivious to the baritone's popularity until last November seeing how much its street price raised after discovering Loathe
Got here from 60 cycle hum. Staying. Subscribed 4 Lyfe.
What kind of strings do you throw on thesee????
They start playing the guitar at 6:10 ^_^
yeah, and the rest of the video is pretty good too
Thanks for doing this video. Could you comment on weight and comfort between these two models? I have had the Squier since they were released and love the sound but the 30” scale length and the weight have caused some pain issues for me. Curious if you feel the difference with the Jaguar being 28.5” scale length and whether it’s any lighter. Thanks again!
Another nice vid guys, making me want to play my Dano baritone rather than selling it because I don't use it enough. The new Squier Paranormal bari's look sweet, especially the seafoam green 💚.
I really want a baritone to double up guitar parts. Plus it has a great sound for lofi
Sure does! It'd be a great choice
@@WorkingClassMusic Also your video was really good!
Im getting a 7 string baritone next tax time woo!
Oh men the Dragon ball music, this is great.
You forgot “Jag-Wire”
Bass VI
very 6-y
Love the Bass VI
Nissssssssssssssssssce 🍻
Excellent! I want to marry Tia and buy a jaguar
sounds like a job well done to me
@@WorkingClassMusic yes you guys are outstanding! Great playing. It would be fun to side by side with a Bass VI.
Was…..Was that Michael Bohn? lmao
yes....
Uhhm not really digging the audio levels being all over the place, for a musician Im kinda picky about that sorta thing. I know its probably a boomer thing too but hey to each his own
baritones are great! The video editing is giving me a seizure. Seriously tho .the editing is very distracting, nigh unwatchable. Sry