Jn Guitars Ezr-Bariton Ezra
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Jn Guitars
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A Baritone Acoustic Designed to Extend Your Range
The baritone acoustic guitar has established itself as an inspiring alternative to the standard dreadnought: longer string length, resulting in more sustain in the lows and a natural presence in lower tunings. This model follows that philosophy with lutherie focused on warmth and definition, achieving a full low end without losing chord clarity.
For Whom and Which Styles?
This baritone is suitable for intermediate to advanced guitarists who want to explore deeper tones without switching to bass, as well as for composers seeking a different register. It excels in fingerstyle, folk, ambient, alternative rock, and accompaniment in low tunings, while remaining comfortable for pick-driven riffs thanks to its adapted string tension.
The Sound
The solid cedar top provides a soft attack, great sensitivity at low dynamics, and a singing midrange, particularly pleasant for arpeggios and textures. The mahogany back and sides enhance warmth and roundness, with present but controlled lows: an excellent match for a baritone where balance is essential. The long scale length promotes projection and generous sustain, while the bone nuts (headstock and compensated bridge) contribute to attack precision and intonation stability, indispensable with higher string gauges.
Recommended Compatible Accessories
For transport, this guitar fits an STB10AB acoustic bass gig bag. To maintain the original string tension and response, you can also consider a replacement set of D'Addario EXP23 strings in .016 / .070 (same reference as the installed strings).
Technical specifications
| Type | baritone acoustic guitar |
| Top | solid cedar |
| Back and sides | mahogany |
| Rosette | black-white-black purfling inlay |
| Top and back purflings | white ABS with black edging |
| Color | Sunburst |
| Finish | satin varnish |
| Neck | mahogany |
| Profile | "C" |
| Neck finish | satin |
| Fingerboard | rosewood |
| Fingerboard inlays | dot side markers and abalone inlay at the 12th fret |
| Scale length | 706 mm / 27.80" |
| Nut width (1st fret) | 43 mm / 1.69" |
| Bridge | rosewood |
| Nut | bone |
| Compensated saddle | bone |
| Tuners | oil-bath, nickel-plated |
| Strings | D'Addario EXP23 .016 / .070 |
| Tuning | B E A D F# B |
| Compatible gig bag | STB10AB acoustic bass gig bag |
Questions frequently asked
What is the tuning of the Jn Guitars Ezr-Bariton Ezra?
The original tuning is B E A D F# B, adapted to the low range of a baritone guitar.
What string gauge is recommended for this baritone guitar?
The original set fitted is a D’Addario EXP23 with a .016 / .070 gauge. This reference maintains the intended tension for the 706 mm scale length.
Is the top solid wood?
The top is made of solid cedar, paired with a mahogany back and sides. This combination favors a soft attack and controlled lows. The nut and compensated saddle are made of bone.
Which case should be chosen for an Ezra baritone guitar?
The STB10AB acoustic bass gig bag is indicated as compatible with this model.
Is this baritone suitable for fingerstyle?
This model is suitable for fingerstyle thanks to its solid cedar top, which is responsive at low dynamics. The mahogany neck has a C shape profile with a rosewood fingerboard and a 43 mm nut width. The satin finish on the neck completes this setup.
