[HKC]

I know this is not a guitar news group but here I go anyway. What brand is
that electric sitar that Ron Wood used on Paint It Black on the 2006 tour.

[D C[_2_]]

HKC wrote:

I know this is not a guitar news group but here I go anyway. What brand is
that electric sitar that Ron Wood used on Paint It Black on the 2006 tour.

Coral?

[geezer[_2_]]

On Jan 11, 5:25*pm, D C wrote:

On a recent tour, it may well have been the Jerry Jones Coral reissue.

The original Coral, made by DanElectro, was the Vinnie Bell design,
with the 'buzz' bridge & drone strings. DanElectro also made a cheapie
version, with no drone sttrings.

Any pro using one back in the day, would've had the Coral version.

-glenn


HKC wrote:
I know this is not a guitar news group but here I go anyway. What brand is
that electric sitar that Ron Wood used on Paint It Black on the 2006 tour.

[rboy]

http://www.slideonron.com/guitars.htm


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[geezer[_2_]]

On Jan 12, 2:33*pm, rboy wrote:
http://www.slideonron.com/guitars.htm

Scroll down

Nice find, and I stand corrected. He's got the cheap Dano version.

Who'd a thunk it?

-glenn

[HKC]

So this an old Dano right, I had seen that page but I couldn't see the name
and I thought that Danoes sitars all went out under the name Coral. It
doesn't look like the Jerry Jones at all, which model is the Jerry Jones
based on. I have the JJ Master sitar so I'm a little curious about the
history behind it.
I'm not a huge Stones fan but I did see them on their latest tour and I
certainly liked Paint It Black because I went out and bought (well actually
I started looking for, they are rare in Europe) a Jerry Jones the next day.
I can't control myself when it comes those rather delicate vintage sounds.
My studio is filled with baritones, electric 12 strings, mandolins, banjos
etc. All because I have listened to way more Beatles than what apparently
was good for me (that's what my wife says anyway).

[geezer[_2_]]

Here's a link with nice history of the Dano line. Scroll down a bit, &
you'll see the photo of the Coral & Dano models next to each other.

http://www.provide.net/~cfh/dano.html

-glenn


On Jan 13, 3:58*am, "HKC" wrote:
So this an old Dano right, I had seen that page but I couldn't see the name
and I thought that Danoes sitars all went out under the name Coral. It
doesn't look like the Jerry Jones at all, which model is the Jerry Jones
based on. I have the JJ Master sitar so I'm a little curious about the
history behind it.
I'm not a huge Stones fan but I did see them on their latest tour and I
certainly liked Paint It Black because I went out and bought (well actually
I started looking for, they are rare in Europe) a Jerry Jones the next day..
I can't control myself when it comes those rather delicate vintage sounds.
My studio is filled with baritones, electric 12 strings, mandolins, banjos
etc. All because I have listened to way more Beatles than what apparently
was good for me (that's what my wife says anyway).

[HKC]

Thanks, it's definately the one, a dano sitar.
"geezer" skrev i en meddelelse
...
Here's a link with nice history of the Dano line. Scroll down a bit, &
you'll see the photo of the Coral & Dano models next to each other.

http://www.provide.net/~cfh/dano.html

-glenn


On Jan 13, 3:58 am, "HKC" wrote:
So this an old Dano right, I had seen that page but I couldn't see the
name
and I thought that Danoes sitars all went out under the name Coral. It
doesn't look like the Jerry Jones at all, which model is the Jerry Jones
based on. I have the JJ Master sitar so I'm a little curious about the
history behind it.
I'm not a huge Stones fan but I did see them on their latest tour and I
certainly liked Paint It Black because I went out and bought (well
actually
I started looking for, they are rare in Europe) a Jerry Jones the next
day.
I can't control myself when it comes those rather delicate vintage sounds.
My studio is filled with baritones, electric 12 strings, mandolins, banjos
etc. All because I have listened to way more Beatles than what apparently
was good for me (that's what my wife says anyway).