I love this thing. Hendrixy but fatter on the neck pickup, the lipstick humbucker sounds straight from the 60s. Out of all my guitars it is my favorite and the hardware is amazing at this price. The Wilkinson trem is so good. This guitar is proof tone woods are bs (on electric guitars). Made in Korea!! Was happy to see that

Bought this guitar from Sweetwater, came perfectedly packaged and delivery was swift.

Love this Guitar.

I always wanted a Danelectro but I was a little skeptical, okay a lot, about how a $550 guitar would play and sound. But if Joe Walsh can play one, why not give it a try. I was pleasantly surprised by this inexpensive beauty. It's light-weight, pretty well-balanced and really plays well. I like guitars with split coil pots so the option of being able to split the bridge pups give another "spanky" tone to this 60's-70's sounding rocker. It's made well for the price. The fretboard is easy to get around and the frets are smooth. For an axe made from hardboard, it's a great option for everyday play and beginners who want bang for the buck. The finish is nice and the Wilkinson vibrato bridge keeps it in tune when using the tremolo bar pretty well. I added 2 springs to keep it tight and suggest at least 4 to enjoy this axe.
When I got mine, I'm sure they checked the intonation at Sweetwater with their 55 point inspection but it was out. I blamed it on the extreme heat we had that week and it being transported from Sweetwater's warehouse, which I assume is climate controlled to being on hot delivery trucks and in and out of a few facilities from Indy to NY. It also just comes in the proverbial triangular cardboard box packed inside a heavier one so there is no case to keep it at a decent temperature. I did let it acclimate to my air conditioned home before opening so who know where it went out. But intonating it was a breeze with the Wilkinson bridge. And they include all the Allen keys you need to adjust everything.

The only other thing I could say that kept it from getting 5 stars is the coil split knob is a little hard to grip if your hand is a little sweaty or oily from playing. So, I'll probably just put a rubber grip on it. So for the $5 in total upgrades, minus a gig bag or case, that's not bad. Other than that, well worth the money.