A
Danelectro legend, the delicious doublecut '59 Dano
now looks cooler than ever, with glossless finish paintwork,
matt finish hardware and tinted scratchplate and edge
tape lacquer all adding to the retro vibe. Plus twin
alnico-powered Lipstick® case
pickups with warmer spec windings offer sweeter tones
and slightly hotter output. Features include a fully
adjustable and intonatable chrome plated raised-tail
bridge, with positive action enclosed gear machines
for stable, accurate tuning.
A
Danelectro legend, the delicious doublecut '59 Dano
now looks cooler than ever, with glossless finish paintwork,
matt finish hardware and tinted scratchplate and edge
tape lacquer all adding to the retro vibe. Plus twin
alnico-powered Lipstick® case
pickups with warmer spec windings offer sweeter tones
and slightly hotter output. Features include a fully
adjustable and intonatable chrome plated raised-tail
bridge, with positive action enclosed gear machines
for stable, accurate tuning.
Specifications: Body: Basswood • Neck:
Maple with double acting truss rod, Neck shape:
C • Neck joint: Bolt on •
Scale: 25" • Number of frets:
21• Fretboard: Rosewood with
pearloid inlays • Tuners: High
ratio with sealed gears • Bridge:
Original swivel rosewood • Pickups: Lipstick
single coils • Controls: Single
volume and tone w/ 3-way toggle pickup selector.
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Specifications: Body: Basswood • Neck:
Maple with double acting truss rod, Neck shape: C •
Neck joint: Bolt on • Scale:
25" • Number of frets: 22•
Fretboard: Rosewood with pearloid inlays
• Tuners: High ratio with sealed
gears • Bridge: Original swivel
rosewood • Pickups: Lipstick single
coils • Controls: Single volume
and tone w/ 3-way toggle pickup selector.
Back
in ’63… gas cost 26 cents a gallon… a
new group called the Beatles played the Ed Sullivan
show…and an odd-looking electric guitar burst
onto the pages of the Sears catalog.
Danelectro’s “model 1449” would soon
become the rage of garage bands and pros alike.
Why? One reason was tone. Danelectro’s pickups,
ingeniously housed in lipstick tubes, quickly became
known for their “signature twang”. The guitar
bodies were lightweight and featured a hollow inner
chamber which made them sonically “alive”… unlike
traditional solid bodies.
Fast forward forty-five years…Danelectro re-issues
this prized guitar…calling it the “Dano
63”.
Our first task in bringing back this great guitar was
to replicate the 60’s era Lipstick pickups. That
meant acquiring dozens of old Lipsticks and tearing
them apart to uncover their “secrets”. The
resulting reissue pickups are hot and sweet and sonically
accurate to the originals.
Next we upgraded the tuners and bridges to make this
guitar as fun to play as it is to listen to.
And to make it just as fun to look at, we combed old
paint archives for just the right “retro”
colors to capture the soul and spirit of this great
guitar. We then plated all the hardware with “zero
gloss” nickel.
And to be faithful to the Danelectro legacy, it is priced
to be just as affordable as its 45 year old cousin.
We hope you enjoy playing it as much as we enjoyed producing
it.
Specifications: Body: Masonite with plywood core. Solid
plywood block from neck pocket to bridge. Chambered
sides and behind bridge • Neck:
Maple with double acting truss rod, Neck shape:
C • Neck joint: Bolt on•
Scale: 25" • Number of frets:
19 • Fretboard: Rosewood with
pearloid inlays • Tuners: High
ratio with sealed gears • Bridge:
Adjustable saddles zero gloss nickel • Pickups:
Lipstick single coil • Controls:
Single volume and tone w/ 3-way toggle pickup selector,
Vinyl side binding tape. Stained for aged appearance.
Many of the
world’s best-known bass players have taken the
unique Dano Longhorn bass to their hearts. With its
lightweight body and easily-manageable size, the unique
styling of the Dano ‘58 makes sure you’ll
always stand out from the crowd. And check out that
total two octave neck access, too - no wonder bassists
always feel right at home on the Longhorn!
Described
a 'beautifully quirky', this is the first ever re-issue
of the guitar that first appeared back in 1963, when
wacky shapes were the order of the day. And with the
neck set so deep into the paddle shape Masonite body
which means that the bridge is pushed right to the back
of the body to keep the scale length correct, 'wacky'
is definitely the word – especially when you check
out the triangular-esque scratchplate design too!
Elsewhere on the guitar though, it's business as usual,
with twin alnico-powered Lipstick® case pickups
with warmer spec windings for a sweeter tone and slightly
hotter output.
Plus
there's a fully adjustable and intonatable chrome plated
raised-tail bridge, and six adjustable, enclosed gear
machines.
Funky choice of colours, too. Choose the Pro and choose
to stand out from the guitar crowd!
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Please
note, as trade only distributors we do not sell direct to the
general public.
Specifications,
colours and pricing are subject to change without prior notice.
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