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Originally Posted by L20A
As more people become Baritone owners, I hope that string companies will market a better selection of strings for them.
Right now, you almost have to buy loose strings and make your sets to get what you want.
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There's actually quite a bit of choice these days; Juststrings.com sells six brands of electric baritone guitar strings and four brands of acoustic baritone guitar strings - D'Addario, Elixir, John Pearse and LaBella.
http://www.juststrings.com/baritoneguitar.html
I agree that selection of ANY baritone guitar strings is just about nonexistent in most music stores, but fortunately they're found easily enough online. I also agree it will be nice when other manufacturers start making them.
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Originally Posted by L20A
I would like to try a set with a .68 bass string and a wound .022 second string in uncoated strings.
I would also be interested in trying some 80/20's.
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The John Pearse 3260L Light baritone set offers precisely those gauges in exactly that alloy: 015, .022, .030, .043, .054, .068
Hope this helps.
Wade Hampton Miller