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Description
Relive the psychedelic charm of the 1960s with the Danelectro Coral Electric Sitar Reissue, a true homage to the era of musical exploration. This instrument is not just a guitar; it’s a gateway to the exotic sounds that shaped a generation. Designed to capture the iconic tones that adorned countless hits, the Coral Electric Sitar merges tradition with modern playability. Its mini-harp feature adds a layer of authentic Eastern ambiance, while the familiar 6-string setup ensures a seamless transition for guitarists. The hollow body construction contributes to its resonant and jangly tones, and the Gotoh Sitar bridge promises precision and stability. Whether you're channeling the spirit of George Harrison or crafting your own sonic journey, this reissue is both an homage and a tool for innovation.
Crafted with a composite/plywood body and a bolt-on maple neck, it offers durability and comfort. The Pau Ferro fingerboard, outfitted with 21 frets, provides smooth playability, while the trio of lipstick single-coil pickups delivers crisp, versatile tones. With individual volume and tone controls, you'll have the precision to shape your sound exactly how you envision it. Whether you're a vintage enthusiast or a modern-day musician looking to infuse your work with a touch of nostalgia, the Danelectro Coral Electric Sitar Reissue is ready to inspire.
Key Features:
- Hollow body design with composite/plywood construction
- Bolt-on maple neck with C profile
- Pau Ferro fingerboard with 21 frets
- Gotoh Sitar bridge for stable tuning
- Trio of lipstick single-coil pickups (neck, bridge, mini-harp)
- Individual volume and tone controls for each pickup
- Standard 24.75-inch scale length
- Graphite nut with a width of 43.0 mm
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What has 19 strings but doesn't Djent? | The World's Weirdest Guitars #3
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User experience
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The electric sitar's 19-string configuration includes a 'harp' section with 13 strings, adding unique tonal possibilities when creatively tuned.
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Setup and maintenance
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Owners have experimented with tuning; one uses D G D G B C# for the main strings and a G Lydian scale for the harp section.
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The harp section is generally not played directly but is designed to resonate with the main strings for added depth in sound.
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At the beginning of the song "Wherever I May Roam," you can clearly hear a Danelectro Coral Electric Sitar, possibly played by James Hetfield. This is evident in the remastered version of the song provided on YouTube by Blackened Recordings.
In the live music video for "Fascination Street" by The Cure, Robert Smith can be seen playing the Danelectro Coral Electric Sitar Reissue throughout the performance. The instrument produces a sound that closely resembles the guitar sound on the studio recording, as evidenced in the video published by TheCureVEVO.
In the live performance of "Mañana en el Abasto" during the "Cuerpito Limpio a Brillar" streaming event in December 2020, Ricardo Mollo plays the entire song using a Danelectro Coral Electric Sitar Reissue, as evidenced by the video provided by LRS on YouTube.
For the tertiary installment of his "World's Weirdest Guitars" series, Steve demonstrates this 19 string oddity.
In this interview with reverb, Sadie talks about the equipment used in the recording of her solo album.
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