Danelectro DC59

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Uploaded by on Nov 27, 2009

Just a little demo of me playing my new (used) Danelectro DC59. My 1st ever video...

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  • does this guitar have a tremolo? If not can install it?

  • @lobotreas No it does'nt have a tremelo. I'm sure one could be fitted though.

  • what gauge strings do you use!

    I have been using .09's on mine and when they get old (i play a lot so this happens quick) its just loses the tuning and the tone real fast!

    should i switch to .10's? any suggestions nebody?

  • @TheChknptpie I personally use 10's but it all depends on your style and what music you play. You should really change the strings more frequently if you play a lot.

  • nice i love this guitar, i'm planning to buy one of these is this the jimmy page's guitar? is there also a 12 string version??

  • @ivncdo0809 No the Jimmy Page version has a different bridge, BadAss i think, and is more representative of the original guitar, with concentric volume and tone knobs etc.

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  • i got the dano 63 aqua for xmas and it rocks for such a cheap masonite body... it's the killer lipstick pickups on the middle setting... the guitar looks like it came from a barbie and ken rave... a cult clasic for any collector of geek-nerd-weird guitars... and this sea-foam, winto-green mint colour with the plastic adhesive masking tape binding the edges is a treat... mine came with tape sections lifting and that's how they'll stay for posterity, press them down... Love my Dano 63 Aqua!!!

  • @NathanStang75 I asked my luthier and his answer was "no,not really".

    That's because a Dano is basically a pine frame and masonite top and back. There's nothing much inside the body so there's nothing much for the tremolo, springs, etc, to screw onto. I suppose you could open the guit, fortify the insides and then go for it (possibly with a Bigsby type setup), it's a question of whether it's worth it.

  • @TheChknptpie Well, just to put things into perspective -- one of Jimmy Page's main guitars is a Danelectro and he uses .08's.

  • @matheesha123 The bridge p/up for the most part, both toward the end.

  • is white summer and black muontain side (jimmy Page)

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