The ever versatile SRC6 electric guitar was originally supposed to be a 30” scale Bass VI, however, I set it up as a baritone. Currently tuned to Drop A with 13-72 strings, you could easily go down to Drop G if you wanted.

It has a walnut body and a brown oil finish with a little blemishing above the knobs and by the neck pocket but nothing major.

It is equipped with two active EMG humbucking pickups and a four-knob control layout which gives you so much versatility in terms of finding different tones and it’s a lot of fun to play around with.
It features a rosewood fretboard with oval abalone inlays, a 4-bolt neck joint that provides stability, and a headstock that has been upgraded to Sperzel locking tuners which accommodate the baritone strings better. You can slightly see the edges of the dowels used when retrofitting the new tuners on the back of the headstock and the screws from the previous tuners were left in-place. I am unable to find the original GB7 tuners if you wanted to turn it back into a bass vi.

The guitar is in amazing used condition, though I am not the original owner, I only used it in a studio setting and it was well taken care of. I don’t see many of these around since the multi-scale version with Bartolini’s came out but I have a little wiggle on the price. It’s listed in multiple places.