Nicole reminded me today that our baritone model might be our best design. They just always sound good. I don’t want to disparage anything else we make, but the baritones are nice. This combination of redwood and walnut has been popular lately and I can see why. It’s dark and rich but also detailed and articulate. This some very old sinker Redwood that our friend Ben Bonham brought over to resaw. The curly Wanut back and sides were sourced from a builder’s estate sale in The Dalles. The Mahogany for the neck came from the Carpenter Ant stash in Portland. I picked some grafted Pistachio from California orchards to finish it off.