bajo quinto

The finishes shown include transparent blue, transparent red, and a gold metal‑flake top.

Each instrument is described as a 10‑string bajo quinto with 21 frets.

They’re described as suitable for Norteño and Tejano as well as contemporary folk and world music, and are noted as appropriate for both stage performance and studio recording.

They are listed as right‑handed instruments with solid‑body construction.

Tops are generally described as spruce, though one model specifies a gold metal‑flake top finish rather than a wood top. Backs and sides are listed as mahogany, and fretboards as walnut.

Approximate overall dimensions given are 6.5–6.6 in (H) × 20.5–20.55 in (W) × 43.5 in (D), and the listed weight ranges from about 9.57–9.7 lb.

They feature a comfortable neck profile with an adjustable truss rod and a walnut fretboard with 21 frets, intended to provide smooth playability and accurate intonation.