John Page Guitars Launches a Noah Levine Signature Baritone

Earlier this month, on August 12, 2026, Noah Levine got a signature guitar. John Page Guitars launched the Noah Levine Signature DL Baritone, co-developed with Levine, who has spent the last several years as the lead guitarist in Noah Kahan's touring band. It is a 27-inch scale baritone, hand-built in Delaware, Ohio by John Page Guitars Master Builder Chase Gullett, and designed by John Page himself, who co-founded the Fender Custom Shop before starting his own company.

The launch is a small, artist-specific run rather than a new model line. John Page Guitars introduced its AJ and DL Baritone platform at NAMM in January 2026, and non-signature DL and AJ Baritone models already ship in regular production, most listed at $4,495. The Noah Levine Signature sits on that same 27-inch platform at a $1,500 premium for the signature spec and Batch 01 relic finish.

Levine is a guitarist, songwriter, and producer from Austin, Texas, now based in Nashville. He left Berklee College of Music at the start of his second year in 2022, after a summer internship with producer Gabe Simon led to a guitar solo on "Homesick," then a full touring slot once that record became Noah Kahan's Stick Season. He co-wrote "Dial Drunk," the Post Malone-featuring single from that album, plus "American Cars" and "Willing and Able" on Kahan's 2026 album The Great Divide.

The Great Divide is not a small credit to have. It debuted at number one on the Billboard 200, and Billboard reported it as the largest week for a rock album by units since the chart began measuring by units at the end of 2014, on top of 2026's biggest streaming week for any album. Levine has also been building his own catalog: he began releasing solo music in 2025 and put out his debut album, Leaver, in June 2026.

Neither John Page Guitars nor Premier Guitar's coverage says a word about strings, which is exactly the gap CYS exists to close. A baritone this long, tuned this low, cannot wear a standard guitar set: the strings go slack, buzz, and lose pitch under gain. John Page Guitars describes its baritone platform as "typically B to B or A to A," the same language Ernie Ball uses for its own Baritone Slinky, which points to a real, if unconfirmed, match between the two.

Of the three, the Ernie Ball Baritone Slinky lines up most closely with how John Page Guitars itself describes the tuning range, which makes it the reference set for this specific guitar. Our full baritone gauge guide by scale length and tuning breaks down all three against 27, 28.625, and 30 inch necks, and our baritone strings explainer covers why the gauge jump is non-negotiable in the first place.

This is not an impulse buy. $5,995 puts the Noah Levine Signature well above most players' guitar budgets, and Batch 01 is capped at four finishes with a January 2027 ship date on pre-orders placed today. John Page Guitars sells direct only, through its own online store and its Austin, Texas consultation studio, so there is no Amazon listing and nothing here CYS can attach an affiliate link to. Even the non-signature DL and AJ Baritone models on the same 27-inch platform run $4,495 and sell direct, so there is no cheaper Amazon-available path into this specific guitar.

If you want the sound without the wait or the price, the honest move is a standard guitar strung heavier and tuned down, or a mass-production baritone from a bigger brand. What John Page Guitars is selling here is the boutique, hand-built version of that idea, not the budget one.