The 63 Dano Guitar is one of the classic guitars created by Danelectro.  It was first produced back in 1963 as one of the company’s main guitars, and now it’s made a come-back as a great relic guitar.  The 63 Dano released today features many of the classic features that it originally did.  This includes a masonite body with plywood core with chambered sides.  The neck is done in maple in a classic C shape and has a double acting truss rod.  There are 19 frets on the guitar, and the fretboard itself is made from rosewood with a pearloid inlay.  The nut is aluminum.

In addition to this, the 63 Dano also features high ration tuners with sealed gears, a bridge with adjustable saddles and lipstick single coil pickups.  It features one single volume control and a three way toggle pickup selector.  Everything, of course, has been aged so that it looks like the guitar has been around since the 60s.  The original guitars came in a variety of colors, including aqua, black, peach, burgundy, redburst, keen green, tangerine, and gold.  The current relic guitars recreate these colors, although not all colors are always available.  All in all, the 63 Dano relic guitar is a great recreation of an amazing classic that has been played for years.