Baton Rouge X11LS/F-W-SCR
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Baton Rouge
X11LS/F-W-SCR
Product Info
Article Number:
528751
Brand:
Baton Rouge
Model:
X11LS/F-W-SCR
Category:
Folk Acoustic Guitars
Price:
$185.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Baton Rouge X11LS/F-W-SCR is a surprisingly well-balanced instrument for the price. The screwed crimson matte finish is striking, and the combination of spruce and mahogany gives it a versatile tone that’s great for folk, fingerstyle, and strumming. This is a solid choice for beginners or players looking for a dependable, affordable acoustic with a good feel and a pleasant sound.
Product Description
- Baton Rouge X11LS/F-W-SCR
- Acoustic Guitar
- Style: Folk
- Top: Spruce
- Back and sides: Mahogany
- Neck: Mahogany
- Fingerboard and bridge: Ovangkol
- Bindings: ABS
- Nut and saddle: Nubone
- Nut width: 48 mm
- Scale: 630 mm
- 21 Frets
- Open antique chrome tuners
- Finish: Open pore
- Colour: Screwed Crimson Matte
PROS
- • Spruce top delivers a bright, responsive voice with good projection.
- • Mahogany back and sides add warmth and sustain, balancing the spruce.
- • Nubone nut and saddle improve tone and tuning stability noticeably.
- • Open pore finish allows the wood to breathe, enhancing resonance and feel.
CONS
- • Ovangkol fingerboard can feel slightly harder than rosewood for some players.
- • ABS bindings, while durable, lack the aesthetic appeal of wood bindings.
- • Open-pore finish might require more careful maintenance to prevent moisture damage.
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Key Features
Top Wood
Spruce
Back & Sides
Mahogany
Neck Material
Mahogany
Fingerboard
Ovangkol
Scale Length
630 mm
Frets
21
Electronics
None
Weight
1.8 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
The mahogany provides a warmer, more mellow tone than rosewood, which tends to be brighter. Expect a rounder sound with a slightly less complex harmonic profile.
They're less prone than a thick, glossy finish, but require care; avoid extreme humidity and temperature changes, and occasionally wipe down with a wood-safe cleaner.
They’re basic, but surprisingly reliable; they'll hold tune reasonably well for casual playing, though a setup might be beneficial for gigging.
