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Guitar of the Day! Taking a fast appearance at the Danelectro Electric Sitar in Red Crackle. My initial response was “why did somebody take an ’80s shredder surface from a BC Rich and put it on a sitar?”. Transforms out, this is in fact a reissue of one of Danelectro’s most prominent tools of all time. Thomann (EU) https://thmn.to/thoprod/342177?offid=1&affid=203

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Taking a fast appearance at the Danelectro Electric Sitar in Red Crackle. My very first response was “why did somebody take an ’80s shredder coating from a BC Rich and put it on a sitar?”. Transforms out, this is in fact a reissue of one of Danelectro’s most prominent tools of all time.