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The Danelectro 56 Vintage Baritone Red Metallic offers a unique sound thanks to its extended 29.75-inch scale, ideal for guitarists seeking deep low tones. Its semi-hollow Masonite body with a poplar center block ensures a perfect balance between resonance and stability, suitable for both stage and studio. The Pao Ferro fingerboard and high-output Lipstick pickups guarantee optimal playing comfort and remarkable sound clarity, making this guitar a preferred choice for demanding musicians looking for originality and versatility.
| Body | '56 single-cutaway, semi-hollow |
|---|---|
| Top & Back | Masonite |
| Center Block & Sides | Poplar |
| Fingerboard | Pao Ferro |
| Headstock | Dolphin |
| Scale Length | 29.75 inches |
| Number of Frets | 24 |
| Bridge | Adjustable |
| Pickups | High-output Lipstick |
| Controls | Volume and master tone |
| Selector | 3-position |
| Finish | Metallic Red |
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