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Hello! Hope my post is correct... I just finished a Semi-Hollow Baritone guitar! Got a lot of problem while doing this one, but this guitar is so resonant in the end and has a wonderful tone (will try to make a video soon). Here is the spec: SEL Baritone 28 -Figured yellow birch back and side. -Figured cherry laminated top (cherry-poplar-cherry) -Maple center block -Black walnut binding -C shape Figured mahogany set neck, long tenon (go under the neck pickup but in the end make not much difference with well made shorter tenon) -Marble Wood fingerboard (12' radius) -1" 11/16 (42,8mm) bone nut -28" scale length -Crushed Pearl Inlay with Epoxy -Medium fret wire -CTS concentric volume pot... I really like it, so much I'll do it on other guitars! It's very convenient! -CTS master tone pot -Jess Loureiro hand wound pickups (made in Spain). The neck pickup is a Wide Range humbucker in regular humbucker size. The bridge pickup is more like a regular PAF. This mix is awesome to my taste! -Marble Wood pickup ring. -3 positions switchcraft selector. -WaterBased finish over Shellac over blue tint. I really do not like this finish, I'll try another product on the next guitar. Was really good until I buff it up! You can check some more pic on Baritone Guitar and even some of the making. I really love this guitar!

Thanks! I have the same. I would say the only problem I have is with my small Archtop in the hip recurve area. The rub collar is a little big too large, so it goes over the recurve and so my binding is less deep in this area... But it still a great tool! :)