Vintage 1966 Silvertone Baritone Rubber Bridge Conversion

Here's another vintage 1966 Silvertone acoustic guitar that we restored and converted short scale (24") baritone. As usual we, implemented our own rubber bridge design which includes a premium piece of ebony and a soft rubber cylinder for a balanced & muted sound. This guitar also features our own tone circuit with a variable bass cut (3 different high pass filters) and a volume control. Both the tone and volume controls are independently bypass-able for maximum tonal and output options. This vibey vintage Silvertone has a warm resonant sound and is a joy under the fingers. Take a look and listen!
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To reserve the next available rubber bridge and choose the body and look of the guitar from our varied selection, you can place a deposit on our website. Right-handed or left-handed can be requested.
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Thanks for watching!

[@2222222aaa]

Great playing!

[@MoodGuitars]

Thank you so much! ✨

[@chewittmusic]

sounds stunning I want one!!!

[@MoodGuitars]

Thank you! We would love you to have one too!

[@andrewjm124]

In terms of setup, what string heights do you shoot for on a 24 scale? Also, how is the neck kept decently straight?

[@jacksonmorgan2725]

do you guys do custom conversions? i've got a beautiful Old Kraftsman parlor that i wanna make a rubber bridge

[@MoodGuitars]

Hi Jackson, just wanted to send a reply on here that we do custom conversions on old parlor and acoustic guitars. We are so excited to work on yours!

[@simontempleman2670]

What is the amp you are using

[@MoodGuitars]

Hi! We are using our custom-made 5-watt amp, based on a vintage Fender Champ. We will be selling them soon, so stay tuned! ✨