Let's talk baritones.
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Real talk, at work we had a Danelectro Baritone reissue and it was my favorite guitar in the store. I picked it up anytime I tested out dirt pedals. Best bang for your buck in the baritone market in my opinion.
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Re: Let's talk baritones.
The '56 reissues? I was checking those out a while back actually.PumpkinPieces wrote:Real talk, at work we had a Danelectro Baritone reissue and it was my favorite guitar in the store. I picked it up anytime I tested out dirt pedals. Best bang for your buck in the baritone market in my opinion.
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That's what I have, and if you can get a good price on one
it sounds like this…
it sounds like this…
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Man, that fuzz tone is gnarly.
I might have to snag one of those dano's
I might have to snag one of those dano's
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the "fuzz" is either a DOD death metal or a green sovtek muff… can't remember whichneonblack wrote:Man, that fuzz tone is gnarly.
I might have to snag one of those dano's
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I have an ESP LTD baritone I got a while back for $200 and some pedals I built. I thought about selling it but it's a really nice guitar. Have it tuned to Drop A
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So would there be any issue using the 29.75" baritones set up like a bass vi? Not sure I understand all the tech differences if I'm being honest...I just want a bass I can play like a guitar.
I have tried both the squier vi and the dano 56. Both were comfortable to me, but my testing was quite limited. I know there are a couple other 29.75" scale ones out there...the gretsch jet for instance. Just trying to weigh all my options. I would also prefer to keep aftermods/upgrades to a minimum.
I have tried both the squier vi and the dano 56. Both were comfortable to me, but my testing was quite limited. I know there are a couple other 29.75" scale ones out there...the gretsch jet for instance. Just trying to weigh all my options. I would also prefer to keep aftermods/upgrades to a minimum.
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Telebari is the shit... I put thicker strings on and dropped it to A-A and haven't had a problem yet... I mostly use the top two pickups or I flip back to the humbucker for bright twang... It's great with dirt and 2x15s and Dan can tell you how mean I get it to sound...
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They feel like a hunk of lame plastic... Eastwoods are meh at best...
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wait aren't the Danos plastic, too? Ah, but cool plastic?
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It's wood but they just feel real generic, there's a shop up the street that carries them and no one buys them... I love the old Ramones Mosrite style but these are just pale comparisons...
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for shame!
but thanks for the heads up
but thanks for the heads up
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SOLDsonidero wrote:Telebari is the shit... I put thicker strings on and dropped it to A-A and haven't had a problem yet... I mostly use the top two pickups or I flip back to the humbucker for bright twang... It's great with dirt and 2x15s and Dan can tell you how mean I get it to sound...