Danelectro '59M Spruce F-hole Black/White Pearl

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When it comes to design, guitars by Danelectro have always been distinctive. That's something that has made their guitars from the '50s especially popular with collectors. It has to be said, however, that while their guitars back then certainly had style, the construction and hardware wasn't exactly of the highest quality. Fortunately, that's something that changed long ago and this Danelectro '59 Spruce Black/White Pearl is a true modern classic. As well as improved hardware, it has a solid spruce top with an offset sound hole. Fans of surf, punk, alternative and rockabilly music in particular are sure to love the '59 Danelectro model.

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Danelectro was founded in 1946 by Nathan Daniel. Although the early models weren't much to look at, they were remarkably efficient. They had a wooden frame and a hardboard front and back, and the sides were finished with tape! Despite—or perhaps because of—this sober construction, these guitars possessed a characteristic sound that quickly gained popularity. Production ceased in 1968, but the brand made a comeback about 25 years later with guitars that had that same Danelectro sound, but with improved construction and hardware. The Danelectro '59M Spruce White Pearl is one of them!