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Danelectro Red Hot Longhorn Bass: Vintage Style, Modern Sound

Get the classic Danelectro Longhorn sound. The Red Hot Longhorn Bass features vintage-inspired pickups and a comfortable short-scale design.

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Danelectro Red Hot Longhorn Bass

Danelectro expands its iconic bass lineup with the fiery new Red Hot Longhorn. Featuring a classic Longhorn body with a striking red top, black accents, and an f-hole, this bass commands attention.

Red Hot Longhorn Bass

These Danelectro Red Hot Longhorn Bass models join the recently announced Fifty Niner guitars as part of the latest update to their classic guitar and bass range.

Feel the power of Danelectro's vintage-inspired, high-impedance, high-output, 59 Dano High Output Lipstick Single Coils. Unlock a massive range of bass tones, perfect for various styles. The Longhorn's heritage is undeniable – its distinctive sound echoes through music history, and this updated model adds a contemporary edge.

This vintage-styled short-scale bass will offer something different and unique for your bass duties. They have a Masonite top with a poplar body frame and a centre block.

Danelectro Red Hot Longhorn Bass lipstick pickups short-scale bass
Red Hot Longhorn Bass

Key Features at a Glance

  • Eye-catching Red Hot top with black back and sides
  • F-hole and stylish top-body binding
  • Two classic Danelectro 50's
  • Danelectro lipstick pickups with a CRL selector
  • Comfortable 29.75" short-scale maple neck with a rosewood fretboard with 24 frets
  • Traditional yet easily adjustable bridge
  • Black die-cast master volume and tone knobs
Red Hot Longhorn Bass lipstick pickups Danelectro 59 lipstick pickups
Danelectro 59 lipstick pickups

Price and Availability

The Danelectro Red Hot Longhorn Bass delivers a unique playing experience at an excellent price of only $599. They are currently available to order at Thomann.

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Jef Stone
Jef Stone
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