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View attachment 2953583 Went to the going away party for a friend who was leaving town and picked this up for $20 after he was going to sell it as part of a yard sale the next day...
If this is a 60's era Danelectro, I don't believe they came with truss rods, hence the low survival rate.
WayView attachment 2953583 Went to the going away party for a friend who was leaving town and picked this up for $20 after he was going to sell it as part of a yard sale the next day...
Yeah, Awsome deal congrats!!View attachment 2953583 Went to the going away party for a friend who was leaving town and picked this up for $20 after he was going to sell it as part of a yard sale the next day...
Not good. You clearly could have lowballed him!!View attachment 2953583 Went to the going away party for a friend who was leaving town and picked this up for $20 after he was going to sell it as part of a yard sale the next day...
The neck is a bit chunky for my taste (though I do own a Ric and play it often). Closest to a Warwick to me, but not exactly the same. I've got small hands so I tend to like something between a hofner and a jazz neck, with the pre-EB Sabre neck being my favorite.
Be sure to let us know how you like that neck profile.
I haven't looked hard but I'm pretty sure this is one of the recent reissues. My guess is that it is less than 20 years old.How is the neck?
If this is a 60's era Danelectro, I don't believe they came with truss rods, hence the low survival rate.
When I was looking at these in guitars, about 1 in 20 were playable.
You can get it to intimate though you might be giving it to a tech to make a bridge that is better and allows you to go back to the original.
GREAT SCORE!!