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Sweetwater
4.5 (12)
$849.00
Reverb
$2,100.00 2 available Used
Thomann
4.3 (17)
$869.00 $863.00 $6.00 · All time low

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Description

Introducing the Coral Sitar, a legendary instrument that carries the soul of the iconic Danelectro Sitar from the 1960s. This meticulously reissued sitar is a feast for both the eyes and ears with its exotic sounds and striking red crackle finish. This instrument doesn't just play music, it takes you on a journey filled with vibrant and hypnotizing melodies that have inspired countless hits.

The Coral Sitar is not just about the sounds; it is designed for comfort and ease of use. With a standard 6-string guitar tuning, it is easy and fun to play for musicians familiar with traditional guitars. This sitar thrives on innovation and experimentation, a true reflection of the era from which it originates. It is not just a musical instrument but a piece of history that adds an authentic and unique flavor to your music.

Key Features:

  • Meticulous reissue of the famous Danelectro Sitar from the 1960s
  • Features a set of 3 single-coil lipstick pickups (bridge, neck, and mini-harp) with individual volume and tone controls for a wide range of sound customization
  • Equipped with Pickup Blend control for added versatility
  • Comes fitted with a Gotoh Sitar bridge
  • Features a bolt-on maple neck with a comfortable C profile
  • Pau ferro fingerboard with 21 frets for a smooth playing experience
  • Standard 24.75-inch scale length
  • Comes with reliable die-cast tuners
  • Includes a dual-action truss rod.
Gitarrenhacks Georg Maier

Gitarrenhacks Georg Maier

Danelectro Coral Sitar into VOX AC30

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Danelectro Coral Sitar into VOX AC30

Gitarrenhacks Georg Maier

Gitarrenhacks Georg Maier

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Danelectro Electric Sitar Guitar - Demo & Review - Coral Sitar Guitar Reissue

Darren Lock Music

Darren Lock Music

Video thumbnail for Coral Sitar from 1968  presented by Vintage Guitar Oldenburg and Tobias Hoffmann. by Vintage Guitar Oldenburg

Coral Sitar from 1968 presented by Vintage Guitar Oldenburg and Tobias Hoffmann.

Vintage Guitar Oldenburg

Vintage Guitar Oldenburg

Video thumbnail for Coral Sitar, made by Danelectro (1968) played by Brad Allen Williams by Retrofret Vintage Guitars

Coral Sitar, made by Danelectro (1968) played by Brad Allen Williams

Retrofret Vintage Guitars

Retrofret Vintage Guitars

Reviews

Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Coral Sitar.

Features and functionality

  • The Ravish Sitar pedal by Electro Harmonix replicates sitar sounds and is recommended for budget-conscious musicians seeking practicality.

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  • Acoustic-electric sitars remain elusive, prompting users to consider mic setups for recording acoustic sitars instead.

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Comparisons

  • Danelectro's Baby Sitar model is frequently compared to traditional sitars for its accessible sound, although it's noted for limited online availability.

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  • Coral sitar guitars, including Vincent Bell models, are often compared to traditional sitars, with vintage models being pricier due to their unique sound and historical value.

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  • Users note that the sitar’s resonating strings create a multi-instrument illusion, distinguishing it from instruments like the veena which lack these strings.

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Use cases and applications

  • Musicians seeking exotic sounds without complex setups often consider electric sitars or pedals for simplified playability.

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  • Owners suggest sitar guitars for blending sitar-like tones in Western musical settings, particularly when jamming with electric guitar and drums.

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  • Sitar guitars are favored for sampling in electronic music, offering a distinct timbre that complements synths and other electronic elements.

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Value and pricing

  • Danelectro Baby Sitars are priced around $500, with availability fluctuations noted at major retailers like Guitar Center and Reverb.

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Artist usage

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See how Alex Maas uses Coral Sitar

Alex Maas

Singer, Guitarist

The Black Angels

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used by alex maas during performance of "you on the run"

See how Denny Dias uses Coral Sitar

Denny Dias

Guitarist

Steely Dan

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Verified via Guitar World

In an article by Phil Weller in Guitar World, Denny Dias discusses his solo on Steely Dan's 1972 hit, Do It Again. He mentions using a Coral Sitar for the recording, describing it as "a piece of crap" and noting that he "only seen it that once and just for about two hours," as it was a rental.

See how Yuji Adachi (You) uses Coral Sitar

Yuji Adachi (You)

Guitarist, Composer

DEAD END

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Yuji Adachi is associated with the Coral Sitar, as mentioned on his official website.

See how Nicky Skopelitis uses Coral Sitar

Nicky Skopelitis

Guitarist, Keyboardist

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Nicky Skopeletis is credited with playing the coral sitar on his 1993 record Ekstasis.

See how Domenic Troiano uses Coral Sitar

Domenic Troiano

Singer, Guitarist

The Guess Who

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A screenshot from an article in Canadian Musician magazine shows that a Coral Sitar is included in Domenic Troiano's guitar collection.

Used With

Based on how musicians on Equipboard use Coral Sitar, it is most commonly used with the following gear.

Gibson SG
Gibson SG Solid Body Electric Guitars
2
Fender Precision Bass
Fender Precision Bass Electric Basses
2
RMI Lark
RMI Lark Organs
1
ARP Pro Soloist
ARP Pro Soloist Synthesizers
1
Wurlitzer 200A
Wurlitzer 200A Vintage & Electric Pianos
1
Fender Custom Shop Stratocaster
Fender Custom Shop Stratocaster Solid Body Electric Guitars
1
Gibson L-7
Gibson L-7 Semi-Hollowbody Electric Guitars
1

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similar sound cheaper alternative

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Rogue STR-1 Electric Sitar

 

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A very clear and traditional copy of the original Coral Sitar from the 60's.

Danelectro Coral Electric Sitar Reissue

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newer similar sound cheaper alternative

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Eastwood Breadwinner Electric Sitar

 

similar sound high-end alternative

A new for 2025, boutique take on the Coral Sitar, based off of Eastwood's Breadwinner Guitar.

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See also: Sitars, Coral, Coral Sitars

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