The Danelectro Dan O. Mano Silver embodies the vintage spirit of the 1950s with its Shorthorn double-cutaway design and warm sound. Equipped with P90 pickups, it delivers a biting tone ideal for guitarists seeking an authentic retro sound for practice, studio, or stage. Its 25-inch scale length and 21 frets offer comfortable playability suitable for all skill levels. The vintage rosewood bridge, complemented by an adjustable metal bridge, allows for precise tuning customization, perfect for musicians looking for versatility and style in a unique silver-look instrument.
| Body Shape | Shorthorn double-cutaway |
|---|---|
| Scale Length | 25 inches |
| Number of Frets | 21 |
| Headstock | Full Bell (1954) |
| Bridge | 1954-inspired rosewood, adjustable metal bridge included |
| Pickups | 2 P90 pickups |
| Controls | Volume, tone |
| Selector | 3-position |
| Finish | Silver |
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