Electric Guitars

Built with a reason for every spec

Most electric guitars are built to a price point. Baum builds to a philosophy.

The mahogany body is 36mm thick, which is 9mm thinner than the industry standard. Not to reduce weight as a selling point, but because a thinner body transmits string vibration more efficiently. That translates to better sustain, faster response, and a finished instrument that lands between 3.1 and 3.5kg (6.8-7.7 lbs) without sacrificing resonance.

The roasted maple neck follows the same logic. Heat-treating the wood drives out moisture, creates micro-voids that improve resonance, and crystallizes the natural sugars into a denser, harder structure. The neck becomes dimensionally stable across temperature and humidity changes, which is why Baum guitars hold their tuning where others drift.

The hardware is developed in-house. Goldsound® pickups are matched to each model's body and neck combination rather than selected from a catalogue. The Levitator™ roller bridge replaces nut friction with rolling contact, keeping strings in tune through tremolo use. Precision tuners at 21:1 gear ratio allow accurate adjustment with minimal force on stage.

The electric guitar lineup

Eight models, each built around a specific body shape, pickup configuration and tonal character.

The Wingman is Baum's modern offset, available with single coil, P90 and humbucker variants depending on configuration. The Backwing is the vintage-leaning offset, defined by Goldbucker mini humbuckers and a more classic character. The Carve is a double-cut solid body built around P90 tone, raw, mid-forward and direct. The Celestor covers S-type territory with Baum's Sonar single coils and TrueTone tremolo system. The Conquer 59 is a semi-hollow offset with Bigsby vibrato, built for jangle, sparkle and warm mids. The Leaper Tone is the P90 semi-hollow, and the model the company started with. The Revolt and Savage are single-cut and angular solid body variants for players who want more attack and presence. The Verve rounds out the lineup with T-type snap and a fuller, warmer profile than a traditional single coil platform.

45 days to decide

Baum doesn't sell through retailers. Every guitar ships direct from Denmark, set up by hand, and comes with a 45-day return window, long enough to gig it, record with it and decide whether it fits before committing.