M-Line Baritone Tele Project - Demo added

almondcity said:
Dang I've been wondering if those startosphere bodies were actually GFS, it seems that isn't the case?
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I don't think they are. I mean, they might be made in the same factory but the neck pocket is done better, the control cavity is cut better and the finish is better.
 
cdwillis said:
Wow! The grain looks really good.

I love the look of that staple bridge pickup. How does it sound?
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I just got my 3 way switch and wired it up. Kinda hard to say how it sounds as I don't really have a frame of reference, it could sound very different in a standard scale length guitar. But so far I'm digging it. It handles gain very well and with the right pedal can chug pretty well for a single coil. Actually a bit surprised that it's a fairly vintage output pickup. It measures 6.53k. For some reason I was expecting it to be hotter.

I'll try to get a demo up tomorrow.
 
ADAOCE said:
You are going to absolutely love this thing man. Looks great. I just finished up my baritone and it sounds so cool. Going to be posting some sounds this week. Looking forward to hearing yours!
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It's a WHOLE lot of fun to play for sure! Although I'm not exactly sure how to approach playing it.
 
MichaelW said:
It's a WHOLE lot of fun to play for sure! Although I'm not exactly sure how to approach playing it.
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When I first finished my Bari build I started out with faux spaghetti western noodling, but soon realized that it’s sounds so lovely just playing the same old same old on it. Like comparing a viola to a violin, you can play the same notes, but there’s a slightly different harmonic richness to them. This is especially true to me from say the 7th fret (where you’re basically hitting regular E tuning) on up.
 
Alan W said:
When I first finished my Bari build I started out with faux spaghetti western noodling, but soon realized that it’s sounds so lovely just playing the same old same old on it. Like comparing a viola to a violin, you can play the same notes, but there’s a slightly different harmonic richness to them. This is especially true to me from say the 7th fret (where you’re basically hitting regular E tuning) on up.
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This is exactly how I felt about it. You can do the spaghetti western thing sure but just playing the same stuff I usually do sounds so different now. Also it’s the best sounding clean tone I’ve ever played. It really doesn’t need much to sound great
 
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