Summer NAMM 2018: Grez announces 28.5”-scale baritone Mendocino guitar
Semi-hollow electric available with Bigsby vibrato
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SUMMER NAMM 2018: Northern California’s Grez Guitars has announced a baritone version of its semi-hollowbody design, the Mendocino Baritone.
Based on the Mendocino, which was unveiled at Summer NAMM last year, the Mendocino Baritone packs a 28.5” scale length, as well as a pair of Lollar Goldfoil pickups.
Tonewoods comprise an old growth redwood top and one-piece Honduran mahogany neck and body, plus a Macassar ebony fretboard.
The Mendocino Baritone is available in Black and Natural nitro finishes, with or without a Bigsby vibrato, for $2,800. Head over to Grez Guitars for more info.
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