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Instead he founded the Danelectro company in 1947 and started making amplifiers for Montgomery Ward. How do I find the value of a single pickup convertible in VG condition?
Serial numbers and dating Jerry Jones Guitars, Basses and Sitars: From 1988 to about Mid 1990 — Serial numbers were hand lettered in black ink at lower back of headstock. Expedited shipping is the only way to guarantee a specified delivery date. The three vacuum tubes thermionic valves used here are: one 12AU6 for pre-amp, 5OC5 output, and a 35W4 tube rectifier.
How to Date a Danelectro Guitar - Body is made entirely from Poplar, with a semi-hollow construction. It is a very cool instrument.
This 1964 Fender Bandmaster is a year older than the Danelectro doubleneck pictured. Nathan Daniel founded in 1947, in Red Bank, New Jersey. The company began as an amplifier manufacturer, providing amps for Montgomery Ward and Sears. His pioneering designs included many industry firsts, such as the inclusion of tremolo and the amp-in-case. Until 1958, Danelectro guitars had a single-cutaway body with a shape similar to a Les Paul or Telecaster, and were finished in several bright automotive colors. Daniel was eventually approached by Sears to make an electric guitar for the retailer, and by 1954, Danelectro offered a line of low-priced guitars aimed at beginners. Sears sold a large percentage of the guitars and amps made by Danelectro under their Silvertone brand name. The price of these instruments was kept low by using an inexpensive composite material known as Masonite for the body fronts and backs. The bolt-on poplar necks were kept thin and easily playable by using two heavy-duty steel bars as reinforcement. Wear marks just below the pickup location on both necks reveal that this guitar got plenty of play. Until 1958, Danelectro guitars had a single-cutaway body with a shape similar to a Les Paul or Telecaster, and were finished in several bright automotive colors. Six-string and 4-string basses, and , were offered as well as the ultramodern Guitarlin, which was designed to cover both the range of the guitar and mandolin. The first lipstick pickups were, indeed, housed inside surplus lipstick cases, and the same containers were used for years. Modern lipstick pickups have enclosures made specifically for electric guitars. The 3-way switch selects which neck is engaged. The center position activates both at once. The concentric knobs take care of volume and tone for each neck. Behind the Danelectro is a Bandmaster head and cab dating to May 1964. This is one of the last white Tolex versions before the change to black Tolex in the middle of that year. Sponsored Content is clearly labeled everywhere it appears, and Premier Guitar's editorial department has no involvement in its creation.
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