All user reviews for the Danelectro Dano 63

This guitar was made in China.

The handle is composed of 20 frets. Lipsticks two microphones which tear!

Two volume and tone knobs. A selector microphones.

UTILIZATION

The neck of this guitar is incredibly comfortable, because of its smallness. Ergonomics are good, access to acute is not very simple but this guitar is not made for that.

SOUNDS

Once plugged in this guitar becomes very large, because more serious finish raising fears that cheap sound disgusting, then no, it tears and that's what makes her so endearing in the first grip. The clean sound is very nice, very metallic, very vintage, normal for a reprint of a model dating from 1963. Sound fat is not bad either. With a small effect pedal tremolo style, we do live in a good year 50/60, surfing music! In short a bomb when you love the vintage sound.

OVERALL OPINION

I've just acquire it, but I'm already conquered by its grain, its handling, its incredible. In short a guitar more than friendly given its low price. I'm waiting to see how it will age, the materials "cheap" leaving my pensive. Having opened the beast just to see what was in her belly, I remain skeptical as to its preservation over time. To see.

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Mecas and tend to tune a little ...</span></span> <span style="font-family: Times; font-size: small;">

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UTILIZATION

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Short handle, easy access to the treble.

At the sound, I call it a guitar "bias", connected
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SOUNDS

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defined as the dark pop, electro and noisy, which leads me to use
lots of synths, layers and more "real" instruments.

This kind of guitar is perfect for what I want to know
a vintage sound that lends itself to endless hacks, which injects a little life
in instrumentals mostly appliances, always keeping his temper,
edge, the edge of shrill in the treble, round and fat bass.
Not really a half measure in fact, and that&#39;s what I love.

I generally deal with the fuzz, or delays in Ebow, directly connected
in the preamp, himself in the sound card, and I love the result.
Also tested in a Vox amp and live, it still maintains its character.</span> </div> <span style="font-family: Times; font-size: small;">

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OVERALL OPINION

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I use it for almost a year for my music (electro pop dark and noisy).
Not really guitar (I&#39;m more than I play)
it is suitable to the sounds and arrangements I research
readily lends itself to tests, in full, plain and with all
the hacks that I can be led to make in my tracks.

Very typical (very typical), I found something magical in comparison
to Gibson, Fender, and other Gretsh my brother collects, which I appreciate as much,
but do not what this guitar can give (the reverse is also true).
And then she really does not cost nothing in comparison, 200-300 euros, it is given.

I advise her? Yes, but not everyone.
If you&#39;re a guitarist, a guitar if you are looking for clean, versatile, if you want something that proves
your friends that you play better than them, you pay a PRS, this kind of thing that delivers a perfect,
without burrs and royally bored.

If, however, you want something different, how to say, irreverent and that everyone has not
then you may find your happiness. I do not risk change.</span> </div> <span style="font-family: Times; font-size: small;">

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