Baritone guitar
Baritone Guitar
The baritone guitar is a little different from the standard guitar, in the sense that it has a larger body with a longer scale length that allows it to be tuned to a lower range.
The baritone guitar was first used for classical music, a genre which is well-loved by only few sectors, which explains why the baritone guitar was never manufactured in large volumes. At present, the sound of the baritone guitar still fits certain genres, but it’s still good to hear its distinct sound.
The first company that manufactured the electric baritone guitar in the late 1950’s is the Danelectro. In the 1960’s, the lead was followed by companies such as Gretsch, Fender, Gibson (EB-6), Danelectro, Jerry Jones, Burns London and many other companies.
The Danelecto Rumor bass is a great instrument to have if you are shopping on a tight budget. The Danielec has got several features that makes it stand out from the rest of its competition, but there are also some downsides to having an electric guitar with few bells and whistles. Here’s what you need to know about the Danelectro before purchasing one for your next jam session.
First, let’s talk about the sound. The Danelecto Rumor bass has a pretty powerful and versatile tone. It comes with two V diamond pickups, which is very similar to what you find on many other Danelecto products that this company produces. You can get a wide range of sounds from your Danelecto rumor just by fiddling with its three-way selector switch and adjusting your volume and tone knobs.
The Danelectro has five strings instead of the usual four for electric guitars.
You can still find several Danelectro rumors on eBay and other auction websites. This electric bass guitar definitely doesn’t command much money when it comes up for sale though, so if you want something fancy without breaking the bank, get Danelectro rumor bass.
You can search on youtube for some videos of people playing them and hear how great they sound. The other thing about these basses – they are built rock solid. I’ve had this for almost 20 years and it looks, plays and sounds amazing, and other than the button issue, has stood the test of time.
