ESP LTD Viper-201B Baritone Electric Guitar, Black

One of the cheapest baritone guitars I could find and so far, after a few months of owning it, I’m impressed. It sounds good and has a wide range of tuning. I’ve gone from drop A# down to drop G and everything in between with no issues. If you don’t want to mess with putting thick strings on your normal 6 string guitar, adjusting the truss rod, etc, then this guitar is perfect for you. Action is good, tone is good, and it plays just fine for me. I’m not the best at guitar so I didn’t want to break the bank just yet. This was perfect for me

I bought this as a gift for my fiancé and at first I was a little skeptical about buying a guitar on amazon (I’ve never bought a guitar so regardless I don’t know much about buying one), but when it came I was amazed! Shipping was quick, the guitar came safely, and it ended up being a fantastic piece!! The guitar plays well, it doesn’t sound warped or off at all, it’s easy to play and tune, and it Looks great. Would highly recommend for anyone who wants a sturdy, well put together baritone to shred on for a decent price!!

I got this as a way of dipping my toe into lower tunings. I was really surprised at how good this thing feels and plays. In my hands, it feels as nice as something much more expensive. To get a great tone out of this, you'll want to change the pickups. I found a hot Seymour Duncan on ebay and put that in the bridge and then a humbucker sized P-90 (Iron Gear) in the neck position. This combo gives me metal at one end and atmospheric shoegaze at the other. With that combo, this is a delight to play.

I have been enjoying this guitar quite a bit. Great sound, great feel... coming from a standard electric guitar it takes some getting used to the longer scale lengths.

Pros: thin, set neck, string through body, comfortable shape for sitting or standing playCons: Hesitate to call these cons but tuners leave a lot to be desired, pickups are fine for the price but upgrades may be needed for preference, and plastic nut. Again these are to be expected on the cheapest baritone on the market, but can be replaced or upgraded easily.

Literally the cheapest baritone guitar you can get and high value, durable, lightweight, this is my new favorite guitar, I’d recommend it to anyone wanting to try a baritone guitar!

One of the best of my ten guitars. Extremely versatile with tuning options and very well priced. Ready to play out of the box with attention to detail and really nice split coil option for multiple sound options.

I really like the guitar, but it came with a few tool marks on the pickups, was tuned differently, and the switch wobbles. I paid for new, but feel like this was a product return that an amateur had attempted to set up.