Detail 01
1950s kitchen tabletop graphic
The graphic is applied to both the guitar top and the headstock face.

Independent shopping perspective
Golden 50s puts a 1950s kitchen tabletop graphic across its top and headstock face, then backs up the visual identity with Danelectro’s higher-output 1950s-spec Lipstick pickups. The neck pickup is 20% hotter and the bridge pickup 30% hotter than traditional Danelectro designs, retaining bright, fast attack while adding more drive into fuzz, overdrive, tremolo, reverb and compression. Its hardboard-and-spruce body platform joins a bolt-on hard maple C neck, rosewood fingerboard and 25-inch scale.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
The graphic is applied to both the guitar top and the headstock face.
Detail 02
The neck pickup is 20% hotter and the bridge pickup 30% hotter than traditional Danelectro designs.
Detail 03
The body combines hardboard panels with a solid spruce frame.
Detail 04
An included steel bridge can replace the preinstalled rosewood saddle bridge.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It appears across the guitar top and headstock face.
It has dual passive 1950s-spec Lipstick pickups: 20% hotter at the neck and 30% hotter at the bridge than traditional Danelectro designs.
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