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Furch Blue BA Rc-SW Series Sitka/Walnut Cutaway Baritone Acoustic Guitar What makes a baritone guitar different from a regular guitar? Perhaps the biggest distinction is that the baritone models are tuned a perfect fourth lower than a standard guitar, with their strings being tuned to B , E, A, D, F#, and high B. The fingerboard scale of these instruments is also extended from the standard 650 mm to 710 mm. Although less popular than their standard guitar cousin, baritone guitars are quite versatile and can be used in practically any genre. Artists from genres anywhere from country to metal have been using these instruments for decades, especially in studio settings, where they are used to fill out and embellish recordings with their wide spectrums of tones they can produce. SPECS Baritone Body Shape 14th fret neck-to-body joint Solid grade AA Sitka spruce top Solid grade A Walnut back and sides Faux tortoise Binding Open-Pore Finish Nut width 1 3/4 Furch Soft V neck profile Scale length 25 9/16 African mahogany neck...