Vintage 1959 Danelectro Baritone Copper With OHSC

If you're looking a fantastic vintage baritone electric, you've come to right place - we have this vintage Danelectro Baritone in the classic Copper finish from 1959!  These are rarely seen, but you're definitely heard one.  Duane Eddy recorded his 1960 hit "Kommotion" with a Danelectro baritone and many other artists have put one to good use.   

This vintage Danelectro has a lightweight resonant chambered masonite body with leather binding and comes with the its classic pickguard. It features deep cutaways with plenty of access to fingerboard. The bolt-on neck comes with a rosewood fingerboard with 15 vintage-size frets. This Bartione has a thicker neck profile then its 60s counterpart.

When it comes to the heart of its electronics, this guitar is blessed with simplicity. Here you have a single iconic lipstick, this pickup with the tight low end and sparkly top. Perfect for a lower register Baritone! With just one volume and one tone control you can quickly find your favorite tones.  

With its all original hardware with tuners, classic wooden bridge, and in rare form the older 50s knobs, this baritone is a true vintage delight. If you want a baritone with vintage charm you'll cherish this instrument. This instrument is in great condition, especially for a '50s-era Danelectro. It comes with the original hardshell case and has been setup by the techs in our shop.  

If you want a baritone electric with a tight low end this is your instrument.  This one has made it's way through the world for 65 years, and is ready for 65 more!