WILL IT CHUG? - DANELECTRO 59M NOS+
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- Danelectro 59M up for the test! Will this lipstick pickup fitted guitar chug? Less go.
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LIPSTICK PICKUPS!!! SORRY
I was like come on now..😀
I'm sure you're more familiar with soapbars than lipstick, so - easy mistake to make 😀🤣🤣🤣🤣🤘
Lol
I love these crazy tests💥 it makes me happy 🙏
you missed a good chance to wear mrs. englund's favorite lipstick ola!
A lot of Slayer's music actually has a vaguely surfy sound, but like evil surf with sharks trying to kill you
Black metal played on clean electric sounds a lot like surf
😆
Oooo...How Cool is That??
it’s like surfing but instead of the ocean being water, it’s blood
My eyes see "rockabilly"
My ears hear "slayer"
I think I'm having a stroke
😅😂🤣
Imagine seeing Slayer with this guitars on stage
@@niklasschmid9123 They wouldn’t dare😅🤘🏼
When I see these guitars it makes me think of grungy, cheap, pawn shop kinda sounds. Sleater-Kinney used one of these (at least there was one on the cover of Dig Me Out) and Led Zeppelin also used these, among some others. Definitely more hard-rock oriented to me. This thing’s got some history behind it!
Ha ha
Should try out a Danelectro baritone, because they are a full 30inch scale length, so you can get super modern metal low, they are reasonably priced and I have heard good things about them.
They where sold out at thomann
Now all Shoegaze Djent bands will use them instead of Bass VIs xD
Yup! Love the baritones. I put a baritone neck on a Tele, and MAN, it t twangs
Maybe a different series,to ask if a baritone guitar will chug is kinda stupid
What? You mean to tell me there was a 30in scale length thing for the same price as a Bass VI that I'm not going to probably end up dumping $300 of parts in just to get the low E to function? I feel dumb.
I know this isn't the reason we're here but that "clean" edge of breakup tone sounded amazing.
It does.. this thing sounds killer. I would make a killer record with this guitar. Those chords rings out incredible.. hear every note as well.. DAMN
@@scottykingdavid A fairly well known old studio trick was to use single coils rather than humbuckers for chord work (even the heaviest of metal) as you tend to get more definition...just get ready to hit that mute button when it feeds back like a bitch!
@@JGStonedRaider of course. I have done it myself. With a old univox. Like a mosrite. And the other track a Les Paul. Two tracks each.. killer tone. Your right.. sometimes turning 90degrees away. Angle from the speakers help with the feed back. Or if the cab is in another room sometimes. But I hear ya
Im starting to think single coils through a mesa are the move
Seriously.
This makes me want to start a metal band only using these guitars
Danelectica
I'm in a punk band and I only use the dc59x12 it's absolutely savage through a screaming hot amp
There’s a alternative metal song by three days grace where the guitarist uses one in a song…. 3days grace I am machine
I love this Hendrixian concept of using equipment to do things it wasn't designed for. There is always going to be a need for pushing limits for the sake of innovation.
Beautifully put
This is the best kind of “will it chug” video! When we’re not sure if it actually will or not haha
Well... He put it in a mesa amp..... Soooo idk...
Any guitar is gonna chug with a Mesa Recti
And it eventually does
The amount of high gain amps Ola has... he can make an acoustic guitar chug.
For real though you can plug a semi acoustic without any fixed pickup into a blackstar amp even and make it chug. This is a no brainer
Will it chug : danelectro + a old fender amp + a few oldschool overdrive stacked 🤔
That would be awesome.
Throw in a Big Muff for the extra grunge/punk goodness.
I have a 59x with a split coil setting into a fender twin reverb with a jhs bonsai over drive and it chugs very nicely
Boss, that is not a soapbar, that's a Lipstick. The soapbar is the vintage white P90
Single coils sound awesome with high gain amps, just need a tubescreamer to boost the signal and a noise gate to dial out the hum. Single coils sound even better than humbuckers do when you tune your guitar down.
No
@@SxSxG666 yes
wow I never wanted a danelectro as much as I do today. That was impressive
I bought my daughter one of these for her first Electric and it has never failed to impress me. There is a reason that Jimmy Page used one.
Mines awesome.
"It's actually not half-bad" high praise indeed lol
breaking news: mesa dual recs sound amazing, yes they will chug
When you want to be vintage AND contemp at the same time, the 59 nos+ does that and more for me. It’s rare that a guitar you’d expect more fit for a 60s Mod Revival sound (which it’s got that to a T) can also deliver a crunchy distorted bar chord barrage from hell, and it does so much with so little. This Dano may not be perfect for everyone, but she’s perfect for me. ❤️🔥
Now I’m waiting for some like hipster metal band to be chuggin on some Danelectros now.
I bet Danelectro would make some badass explorer and v styles, lol
The hardcore scene has been full of that type of thing for a couple years. St. Vincent sigs, Danelectros, Balaguer guitars, etc.
@@SteremyJeele I’ve seen balaguer, but not the others… yet
@@rivalmindss Just a matter of time. Also depends on the hardcore scene around your area. Beatdown guys aren't really doing it, but all the Converge-style bands love that stuff.
@@SteremyJeele oh for sure. Since Kurt was using First Act a long time ago lol. I’m on the borderline, but the furthest I’ve went is a LP JR style guitar lol.
Hi, Ola. Try to use their (Danelectro) baritone guitars, maybe for some future videos. They should probably chugging really well!
I was completely blown away by that thing chugging...never thought the lipstick pickups could achieve that...kudos to Mesa too but damn, a brutal danelectro, I'm just stunned? That color too...fucking gorgeous!!!🤘😎🤘
I knew this would chug when I saw it, but it’s still good to hear it. The pickups are relatively low output so they don’t drive an amp super hard, but if you get enough gain otherwise, they have a glorious midrange sound that works great for chunky, chuggy tones
Nothing feels or sounds like a Dano! Underrated guitars for metal
guitare wah
As a critic I can confirm that this series is, indeed, worthy of acclaim
Critical acclaim you say?
A Solar with this color would be cool !
it will look somewhat similar to Misha's sig
Solar Yentleman NOS
@@faiz1705 yeah a little bit but a bright blue like that man ! That’s the sh*t right there 👌
I would love if Solar got into these style of Guitars alongside their current models. Some funny, cool different body style and shapes but with a modern take on it would be KILLER! Kinda like Eastwood and Airline Guitars.
I’ve actually used one in my metal party band. Those lipstick pick ups sound amazing and for the price … Bought it because of Led Zeppelin, kept it because they’re just so good.
Love these guitars! I have a 'stock 59 & I've found: either keeping the tone control below 3/4ths & rolling back the volume or swapping to using flatwound strings definitely helps tame the high-gain sounds. IMO it's also worthwhile to shield the entire back face of the pickgaurd with copper (and solder a connecting wire to earth/back of volume pot) as that helps cut some of the electrical noise
Video on you noise reduction hack? Solid copper, or will copper fine mesh work also. I use copper mesh to shield house from my Smart meters.
I enjoy the skilled players reviewing these on TH-cam starting out massively confused, then arriving at the conclusion that this guitar is delightful, weird, and fun.
U should do a lesson on the SCIENCE OF CHUG
That sounds more like a csguitars video
With great amps everything sounds great
I wouldn’t mind having one of those. There is something kinda cool about them. That color helps.
I was actually thinking about getting one for a while, just to hang on my wall. They so nailed that 50's/60's style.
They got 12 string versions too! There's also a Mosrite style with twin lipsticks/humbuckers. Really cool stuff! ✌️
Kick Ass! I have wanted one of theses for over 25 years since I was a kid and didn’t even know they still made them . Thank you Ola
Danelectro is constantly in and out of production, so you just have to get them while you can. If you want a new one.
Not sure why hearing this guitar chug was so satisfying.
I wanna see how he can make a Rickenbacker 360 chug.
It's possible, I've done it, and I'm really not all that brutal
Rickenbackers with HI-Gain pickups sound pretty good with distortion, it's what The Jam used to use (I know they're not a metal band but they did play hi gain 80s punk). I don't know why people think they're only good for cleans.
@@gilbertotoledo1421 I know, but it would still be interesting to see what a metalhead can do with it. Because even though a Ric can sound good with gain, it's almost never used for technical metal playing.
The most distorted sound I've ever heard with a Ric was along the lines of The Cult or Queen.
This is by far the most versatile guitar I’ve ever seen ever it damn near can do it all
This guitar actually sounds fucking great! Worth a try!
I saw a band 2 days ago at a festival using danelecto guitars they were sorta a hard rock/punk band and were fairly heavy
I asked and you delivered. Truly, the internet is a wonderful place. I cannot wait to cover Dopesmoker with one of these.
“SHIIITTT! We have to drop this sucker.” Best line of the year.
Put some DiMarzio hot rods in there and hang on.
Wow. That doesn't sound half bad through the clean side of that Mesa. I'm genuinely shocked! 🤯
Some of my favorite Heavy Songs are recorded with single coils/P90's
Thrice, Kowloon Walled City, Holy Fawn, etc
The only way I can describe the sound of those pickups over driven is they sound wet
Agreed. Have you heard Metallica playing live and if so, do you get what I mean by saying that their tone sounds wet? It bothers me cause there’s something off with their live tone that sounds wet and shitty
Heavily reverb drenched tone comes to mind when I hear the descriptor "wet"...like surf music, or most of the digital delay and chorus soaked glam bands from the hairy scary 80s. I thought the Dano sounded more nasal...you know, like Neil Young's whiny hippy vocals from the early 70s? Now imagine that soul grating annoying sound, but with a midrange heavy microphone pointed directly at Neil's left nostril at point blank range...like that!
@@celticfury7328 😂
Celtic Fury hahaha yeah but it sounds so weird when it’s a distorted tone. Check out any live concert video from 2018-2019 and you should hear what I mean. The aggressive palm muted downpicking sounds wet in some way. Do you have any idea what causes that? I can’t really find any good explanations online
@@korpmannen8234 was just about to comment this lol
actually, i got to this channel 2 years ago because of a will it chug (Orange crush 20). Huge fan since then.
I saw some Solar guitars on instagram before and always loved them. On Ola´s Videos i alwas thought "Damn he got many of that Solar Guitars, guess he´s an artist or something" hahahha
Took me about a month until i knew he owns Solar :D
This should go really well with a Catalinbread Topanga pedal. You'll really get that surf rock drip!
wrong channel for that, you are looking for "60 cycle hum"
That sounds SO GREAT.
Didn't know Ola could play cool lead sounds, as well!!!! Everything about this sounded baddass!
Once the gain boost was added, it was chugging like a b@stard! It has the Yngwie type tone with the extra overdrive. I think it would sound killer with some delay for some lead work. The strings behind the nut need a mute though. Excellent video as always mate. Carlo 🎸👍🏼
I’ve only seen a handful of videos on Dano guitars… but this thing sounds absolutely fucking insane!!! These have such a weird yet fascinating vibe to them. I think I need one… you can play blues, country, classic rock and now even metal?! Sign me RIGHT the hell up. Awesome video, dude.
My first (and only) electric guitar atm is a Danelectro 59M Spruce. I paid $500 for it and I love it. Great to know that it can chug too :3
I personally love the Dano sound, but I've never been big on the body shape.
Same for me with P-90's. They sound great, I'm just bothered by their appearance for some reason that I don't even understand.
@@robwalsh9843 they look like rejected humbuckers, even if they came first
Actually the middle position runs the two pickups in series, not mixed- the middle position is what made me buy one, it gives you this wildly transparent full sounding humbucker. Def has a specialized spot in my arsenal.
Will it Chug was my first Ola video (I was looking for reviews on the Orange Crush) and I was hooked instantly
My faith in Danelectro is restored, now see if you can do the baritone, and drop F that thing. And dang, those pickups have some noise.
To me this is the tone Melvins used on Revole. Wet and chuggy.
Lovely. I have a Dano 63 and I love to play Punk and Metal through those tones. The OD was cool but I was expecting the TubeScreamer to come out. Just saying.
Now what you really need is to try out a Danelectro Long-Horn baritone guitar. Those actually look kinda metal with the horns but sound super unique. I've never heard anyone use them for metal but I'm sure they work great for metal as long as you have a good noisegate/buzz suppression system. At any rate, yeah Danelectro guitars just kick ass. They have a unique tone and unique looks and are just super fun guitars regardless of what genre of music you're into.
spent the whole video waiting for you to clock that middle position is both pickups in series, so humbucking! did you? nope. overdrive though. classic ola
“All for science, fart”
I have to ask, was that edited in or was it the real deal? Nevertheless, I was in tears🤣
Love your personality and your content!!!
håll det riktigt 🤘
It's Ola, not edited xD
I love those things. Still hope Danelectro will, one day, finally reissue the Mod7 (the 7 strings they built around ‘99).
Ola Englund with a blue Danelectro is giving off some strong Dave Grohl vibes.
Ola was so quick to ask if it could chug, he never stopped to ask if it should chug.
It's an electric, isn't it? 😜
Holy shit that sounds good straight up
The more I see vids like these the more I'm convinced guitars have very little to do with the overall tone and gain.
Danos look and feel like they’re made from offcuts of 50s kitchens, but somehow work.
Jesus fuck, that sounds so good when you play big open chords!
Ola is a real man, he doesn't even know what is a lipstick 👌
Or what soap looks like ;-)
@@lukehenderson436 😂
That guitar looks pretty cool actually 🤷🏽♂️
Totally didnt expect that.
Slayer on a Danelectro. What a time to be alive.
Lipstick attack hahaha .. nice sound .
Danelectro makes some killer Baritones. Also, you should legit do some of those retro Dano paint colors on the Solars.
8:20 💚💚☠️☠️🤍🤍
OLD SCHOOL OLA🤘
Sounds like the Danelectro would be perfect for some Trve Kvlt Black Metal, man! Coulda played some Chainsaw Gutsfuck or The Freezing Moon. 🤘🏻🔥👹
Ola/Danelectro signature model coming up.
Love your content, man. Be cool on the guitar chug reviews if you'd plug in a favourite Solar or Jackson at the end as a comparison. Since the tone is so influenced by amp/cab/mics etc.
I’ve always wanted a danalectro, haven’t seen one in the wild in a while
I'd like to see here some of less known and less apreciated ENGL amps like Thunder 50.
I was looking for Danelectro vids, and came across this. Gave it a like before even listening, because I absolutely dig this series.
I play a danelectro with lipstick humbuckers, coil split, and it can go out of phase. Very versatile
I vaguely remember seeing James Hetfield use a Danelectro baratone for overdubs on the black album (Wherever I May Roam I believe)
May have been sad but true as well
Can't wait for the Kerry King signature model!
Ola the worlds first chug-a-billy artist.
I'm starting to think that the real chug is the friends we made along the way.
I have the danelectro Pro56 U2 that I bought 20 years ago. Its a beast.
I have a Danelectro U2 from like 1999 that is pretty sure made of plywood, but I like it, makes sounds none my other guitars can, but the tuneres are absolute trash sticky / jumpy shit that I should have changed, also needed to replace the bridge wood at least twice, and straighten out the bridge and put something under the middle so it doesnt bend
Saved up to buy a danelectro 63 when I was like 15.
NO IDEA - why I wanted one haha. Did not come from any music artist that used one, didn't even listen to much blues or rock that would utilize lipstick pickups.
Sold it years later. Still miss it simply for the quirkyness.
I got one. Love playin with pedals
Slayer on a DaneElectro. 👏👏👏👍👍🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤟🤟🤟🤟
Ola Englund is the proof that the tone is in the hands. Yeah, all for the sake of science.
The soviets had it right when they would make those goofy looking Dan electro ripoffs with 6 single coil lipstick picks ups
Single coil chuggin metals tones... ok. Not bad! Those clean tones though. Holy shit! Lovin the low to mid gain tones out of that thing. Right on!
single coils are on point if you're playing with high gain...
Just got a Sterling CT50 SSS over the weekend and plugged it into my 6550+, can confirm.
@@jeremyrafuse5330 yeah, single coils have that cool bright and aggressive tone... i love it and it's really hard to describe
@@mw5150g Oh man don't reveal the secret!
@@mw5150g first guitar I've ever owned with single coils because the control layout for Fenders doesn't vibe with me. It was the first time my amp sounded good on clean tones haha
@@hibernative okok 🤫🤫🤫🤫
I have a Danelectro U-2. The originals were USA made. It is a hollow body wood frame, Masonite covering, and as was style for the time Daddy-O Yellow. They were guitars built for the poor man, budget market. They have a unique sound and sound great clean ir riding the edge of feedback while making feedback part of what you are playing.
Jazzmaster next!
Jimmy Page used one for Kashmir
This piece of...thing.......that made me chuckle
6:51 fabulous tone
I was planning on buying a guitar just like this (but with a deep blue metalflake finish, instead of baby blue) back in early 2020, mainly to add something different to my collection...then COVID hit and I was laid-off from work. I was finally able to find a new job a few weeks ago and I would still love to get one of these at some point, but I haven't recovered financially enough yet to even think about it. I just hope that I can get one before they stop production on them or inflation causes their prices to skyrocket. I mainly play metal, but there's just something about a few Danelectro models that's oddly appealing to me.
06:51 how make it chug in the clean channel! Amazing
Poplar center and sides, masonite top and back cover.
Danelectro was used to record heavy open chord overdubs on Sad But True. Tune it to D and have a wack at it
Rumor has it James Hetfield used a Danelectro like this model for recording the clean intro part on "Enter Sandman." Does anyone know if that is really true?