NGD Ran Custom Baritone 6

[6stringerguy]

I found this instrument for sale in Portugal for a very good price.
I subsequently did my research and determined that it was legit from 2012 and one of a kind.
This is based on a Vigier Marilyn and has the following specifications:
Body: Alder with Flame Maple Top.
Neck: Bolt on Three Piece Maple Neck
Fretboard: Ebony with 24 Extra Jumbo Nickel Silver Jescar frets.
Sperzels locking tunings, Seymour Duncan Invader and Tone Pros bridge.
16 inch fretboard radius and 27 inch scale length.
This unfortunately took some damage in shipping on the horns as well as on the neck pocket.








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[Mincer]

Wow, that looks great! I love the satin finish, too. Satin green isn't a common color at all.

[Metalman_666]

Beautiful score, I agree that the matte green is killer. That thing looks like you could do some serious sonic and physical damage

Congrats!

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[ehdwuld]

Love the color
Are the two high strings that much out of alignment?
or is that just the camera angle?

[6stringerguy]

Love the color
Are the two high strings that much out of alignment?
or is that just the camera angle?

I’m not sure but it plays great.


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[ehdwuld]

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It looks happy to be with you too

[6stringerguy]

It looks happy to be with you too

The invader is chunky as F&£k but thinking of putting something more articulate in like a Sentient/Nazgûl or a Lundgren Black Heaven.


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[Demanic]

Deathbucker. Or Deathbar I think would fit.

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[JB_From_Hell]

Sweet guitar, love the color.

[dave74]

Love the color
Are the two high strings that much out of alignment?
or is that just the camera angle?

It's a combination of things.

1. The pic is indeed taken at an angle.
2. Our eyes tend to see the distance from the string to the board's edge, and since the large string is much wider there is less distance.
3. Many guitars are just a sliver off one way or another, especially bolt-ons since it adds-in the pocket element, but IMO for me anyways I'd take the large string closer to the edge as opposed to the small.