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Danelectro Longhorn Gold 1965
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Overview
Like the Shorthorn guitar, the Longhorn bass stands as one of Daneletro's most iconic models. These basses were produced as budget-friendly models in the starting in 1959, and featured the standard "Coke bottle" headstock design and a shorter 30-inch playing scale. The Longhorn has been revived a few times starting in the mid-'90s.
Years of Production: 1959 - 1966
Design Elements: Two single-coil pickups, "Longhorn" cutaways, "Coke bottle" headstock, volume and tone controls, fixed bridge
Notable Danelectro Players: John Entwistle, Beck, Jimmy Page
Years of Production: 1959 - 1966
Design Elements: Two single-coil pickups, "Longhorn" cutaways, "Coke bottle" headstock, volume and tone controls, fixed bridge
Notable Danelectro Players: John Entwistle, Beck, Jimmy Page
Reverb Price Guide
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Includes material, year, finish
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