This is a prototype instrument and as such has some cosmetic imperfections in the finish and binding, however otherwise looks plays and sounds like one of my brand new instruments. The Texan Baritone is my take on one of my favorite Longhorn designs of the 1950s. Featuring a unique pickup of my own design and a passive treble and bass circuit, this baritone can achieve a wide spectrum of tones from percussive snap to piano sustain, all with a single pickup. Includes a new hard shell case. Body: Masonite top and back Douglas fir core Double Bound Tear Drop Pickguard Neck: Maple with Indian rosewood fretboard Medium C-profile 30” Baritone Scale - 24 nickel silver frets 12” Radius No face inlays White side dots 1.65” Nut width Polished brass nut 2 way hex-nut truss rod 13.5 - 62 Baritone Strings (b to B tuning) Hardware: Jeff Senn DRB-2 Bridge 3 Brass compensated saddles Wilkinson Vintage open gear tuners Aluminum audio-style indicator knobs 3D printed nickel pickup surround Stainless machine screw neck bolts and threaded inserts Electronics: Handwound Protoype Pickup 3D Printed Bobbin and Cover Alnico V bar magnets Asymmetrically wound - 10.2k Steel blade pole piece - Radius Matched Passive Volume Treble and Bass controls 1 Meg audio taper CTS Pots Switchcraft 1​/​4” Output Jack