Mondata Baritone VII - Limited Reissue
Limited-run reissue of the discontinued Mondata Baritone VII, rebuilt by MIRR Korea to the original spec.
About this guitar
Originally discontinued years ago, the Mondata Baritone VII returns in limited numbers, faithfully recreated by MIRR Korea to Dennis Fano’s original design: offset chambered mahogany body, German carve top, 28” scale, and a P90/humbucker pairing with phase and coil-tap switching.
Specs
| Body | Chambered mahogany with German carve top and raised center block |
|---|---|
| Construction | Double bound body, bound peghead, bound fingerboard |
| Neck | Set maple neck, Rivolta C+ profile |
| Inlays | Aged pearloid block |
| Scale | 28" |
| Frets | 24 medium jumbo |
| Fingerboard Radius | 12" |
| Nut Width | 1.687" |
| Pickups | Rivolta 'Novanta' P90 & 'Brevetto' Humbucker with phase/coil-tap mini switches |
| Bridge | Nashville tune-o-matic |
| Hardware | Nickel, Kluson-style tuners |
| Strings | 14-68 gauge |
| Build Origin | MIRR Korea, limited-production reissue |
Quick answers
- How much does the Mondata Baritone VII - Limited Reissue cost?
- Rivolta Guitars lists it at $1,449 (USD). Dealer and used prices vary.
- Is the Mondata Baritone VII - Limited Reissue still available?
- No. Rivolta Guitars has discontinued it, so used listings are the way to find one.
- Who makes the Mondata Baritone VII - Limited Reissue?
- Rivolta Guitars. Where it's built: Made in South Korea (Duocata and Regata models in Indonesia), with final inspection and setup at Rivolta's Nashville facility. It's listed here as a baritone guitar.
- What warranty does Rivolta Guitars offer?
- Lifetime limited warranty for the original retail purchaser against defects in materials and workmanship. Electronics, tuners and other moving parts are covered for one year. Direct purchases can be returned within 45 days.