It has a Olympic White body, a Black pickguard and one Gibson Dirty Fingers pickup, Tom used this for Obvious

Judging by the tailpiece underneath Moreno’s right hand, this could be a Fender Baritone Jaguar. Could’ve been used around the time of Team Sleep/SNW, since during that touring cycle Moreno relied on a modified Strat instead of his regular ESP LTD Viper.

In this YouTube video by Daft Punk at 1:44, Julian Casablancas can be seen using this black Fender Jaguar Baritone Guitar during the recording sessions for Random Access Memories.

In this video, you can see Scott Ian playing with this guitar.

Beginning around 00:17 in this studio interview (recording the upcoming Thrice album), Teppei gives a breakdown of his Baritone Jaguar: “And so this is my Baritone here, which is a Fender. I don’t know, I don’t think they make these any more . . . [The pickup] is different from what they sell now. I think what they have now is kind of like a paired down version of this with a humbucker and . . . a little toggle-switch there. This is like a straight up Jaguar but with a stoptail bridge . . . just a single-coil pickup which I think is a pretty interesting pairing with the lower tuning . . . And then this is a Seymour Duncan Quarterpounder for Jaguar. I put it in there for a little more girth”

She is quoted when asked what guitar she would save if the house was burning down. "Woah. It's so hard to say, but I guess I would have to save the Jag Baritone HH Special, just because it was so hard to acquire. I love all my instruments and have very personal attachments to them all. I don't have any children or pets now, just tools. Each one of the guitars has its own songs hidden inside."

In the first half of the video Andrew is using it for the song Horsehead.

Jeff uses his baritone jaguar since the late 2000's

Dave talks about his Fender Jaguar Baritone at 22:40 in this rig rundown video. It's tuned in standard B baritone tuning, and predominantly uses the bridge pickup. He says, "Just the fact of adding the low B string just makes it sound so super heavy and it just adds a really cool groove to the song."

According to the Premier Guitar interview with Caws, he uses the Fender Jaguar Baritone.

In a Getty Images photo, Tim McTague of Underoath is shown performing with a Fender Jaguar Baritone Guitar.

He uses the guitar in the entire rig rundown video. He says it is the only guitar he uses on all of the bands music. Being a shorter than most baritones he uses 13-68 gauge strings.