Detail 01
27-inch baritone scale
The description positions it for lower tunings including B or A.

Independent shopping perspective
The SN-1007 Baritone extends to a 27-inch scale for lower-register guitar work while keeping a six-string format. Its thin U-shaped roasted maple and purpleheart neck joins a Macassar ebony compound-radius fingerboard, with jumbo stainless-steel frets and a scalloped upper section for detailed techniques. Fishman Fluence Modern humbuckers use push-pull controls to offer two voices per pickup: ceramic at the bridge and alnico at the neck. A Floyd Rose double-locking tremolo, bolt-on neck joint, and locking tuners round out a baritone designed for metal, hard rock, and progressive playing.


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Detail 01
The description positions it for lower tunings including B or A.
Detail 02
The radius is rounder at the nut and flatter toward the body end.
Detail 03
Push-pull controls provide two distinct voices from each pickup.
Detail 04
The bridge voice is described as tight and high-output, while the neck voice retains note separation.
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No. It uses a 27-inch baritone scale length.
It selects between two voices for each Fishman Fluence Modern pickup.
The scalloped section runs from frets 17 through 24.
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