NAMM 2020: Faith Guitars unveils its first-ever baritone acoustic
HiGloss Neptune design boasts spruce top, rosewood back and sides, Fishman electronics

NAMM 2020: Faith Guitars has been on a roll as of late, and now the company has announced another new model, the HiGloss Neptune Baritone guitar.
The new acoustic guitar, Faith’s first baritone design, sports the company’s baby-jumbo body Neptune shape and a 680mm (approx. 26.77 inch) scale length.
Features include a solid Engelmann spruce top and solid figured rosewood back and sides with an all-over high-gloss finish. There’s also an ebony fingerboard, bridge, headplate and heelcap and flamed maple binding.
Electronics are a Fishman INK3 preamp system with a chromatic tuner, three-band EQ and volume control, and an under-saddle Sonicore piezo pickup.
The HiGloss Neptune Baritone is available for $1,379. For more information, head to Faith Guitars.
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