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(More customer reviews)When I first picked up a Danelectro guitar I was on a guitar limbo. I had stop practicing for years, doesnt even had a guitar anymore, so in a trip to miami I went to guitar center just to check on guitars Not to buy any. When I saw this brand I remembered the old jimmy page's Danelectro so I tried trough a cheap fender amp in clean. The tone was great! super bluesy, jazzy, funk.. you could even get a great rock n roll tone when adding overdrive. The price was a kudos as well so I bought it and I was the new beginning for me. This guitars are amazing just like the old ones. Smooth neck, great look etc. Not for Metal of course.
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The Danelectro 1956 Single Cutaway w/ Bottle Headstock Electric Guitar improves on the classic electric guitar manufactured from the mid '50s through the late '60s and sold in popular mail-order catalogs. The most notable improvement is the new pickup configuration and electronics. The Danelectro guitar's bolt-on maple neck has a rosewood fretboard, and unique "bottle" shaped headstock with 3 in-line closed tuners. Dual lipstick pickups at the bridge are wired in series to create a powerful humbucker effect. A 3-way switch allows for alternating between: position 1 - Bridge (dual coil humbucker) on; position 2 (middle) - both Bridge and Neck on in series; position 3 - Neck only. The 1956 Danelectro guitar bridge has a metal base with notches that hold the ball-end strings, and a rosewood saddle. Other features include white knobs on dual concentric tone and volume controls, a black "seal" pickguard, and a double acting truss rod.
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