Danelectro Hodad Electric Bass Guitar
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Custom modern looks at a great price from Dan Electro.
The Hodad Electric bass guitar has everything you've come to expect from Dan Electro over the years. Known for their quirky style, Dan Electro gives their take on a modern look, throws in two pairs of lipstick pickups and quality electronics to give you an awesome bass at even better price. This is the perfect bass if you're going for an off-beat modernized look without draining your bank account. It has adjustable intonation saddled bridges, maple neck with rosewood fretboard and kluson type ivory tuners giving you everything you need to play comfortably and get your sound just right.
Features
- Maple neck with rosewood fingerboard 2-way truss rod
- Kluson type tuners with ivory knobl
- C Shape neck
- Adjustable intonation saddled bridge
- Two pairs of Lipstick pickups
- 2V+2T+3/T electronics
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Hodad Electric Bass Guitar Specifications:
- Scale length: 355 mm
- Number of frets: 24
- Nut width : 42 mm
- Fretboard radius: 400Rl
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Pros
- Fun To Play
- Good Feel
- Good Pick Up
- Good Tone
- Solid Electronics
Cons
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Comments about Danelectro Hodad Electric Bass Guitar:
This is my 6th Danelectro bass. I sold all the others. Various models, but I had the old Hodad. Which I loved. I loved them all actually, but each had one of 2 things that made me not want to hold onto them. The neck that had to be removed in order to adjust the truss rod, and/or the non adjustable bridge. The new Hodad has an adjustable bridge, and you can access the truss rod at the headstock.
Why I claim this bass is the most underated:
First, nothing sounds quite like a Danelectro, and only those who have experienced them know what I'm talking about. They're thick, gooey, punchy, and sit in the mix like nobody's business. They have a barky quality that's also all their own, and sound like none of my other basses (and I own lots). They work really well in a band mix and cut through like a razor, but not because of lots of clackety highs. There's just enough top end to do the job, and still sound awesome. I know some might find this frightful, but when I had my old Hodad I brought it to a few gigs and A/Bed it with an American made P deluxe. The hodad had way more bottom, and in 2 seperate situations the band liked the tone of the Hodad more. They thought it had more punch and more character.
While I just got this bass today and haven't brought it into a band setting, I immediately smiled when I plugged it in for the bedroom test. Has the same Danelectro character that I'm sure will shine when it gets to a gig.
The other things with this particular Dano that stand out though (aside from what I already mentioned) are first that the fit and finish were flawless. Even the neck pocket was wicked tight (not really sure what that has to do with anything, but people always talk about it). The paintjob is perfect, and even the tape around the body looks like a bit of an upgrade from the older stuff. It has a pattern in it that's a little more intricate than remember seeing in the past. The neck is also painted but not sticky, and the nut I think might be graphite, or something I'm not familiar with. Looks cool though. Frets aren't sharp at all, action is great, the bass came with a great setup... and the price is super right, especially if you have a 20% off coupon. Oh yeah, I noticed too that the upper frets are real user friendly. Easy to get to because of the way the neck is set in the body, and there are 24 of em. I can even squeeze a note out of the non existent 25th.
Great bass. Lighter than anything else I know of too. If you want something uniquie with lots of bottom, bark and bite - you won't be sorry.
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