320e SLTD Baritone

[MB]

I could never sing Neil Young's "Old Man" in standard tuning. Too high.
Here is a perfect example of how a baritone guitar lets you sing those songs.

http://youtu.be/3yQ1hmLe6xg

[Jersey tuning]

Great use of the baritone.  Another example: Simon and Garfunkel's "Scarborough Fair", which is normally capo'ed to the seventh fret on a 6 string but can be played in the same concert key with no capo on a baritone. 

[Earl]

I use my baritone for Don McLean's "Vincent (Starry Starry Night)" and a few others.  They just become far more comfortable down two steps than at the original recording pitch.  Yes, I said two steps, not two and a half.  I tune my baritone C to C, using heavy gauge strings (EJ18, 59 - 14).  That gauge and tension just suits my left hand better than the original 70 - 16 set.