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The History of Danelectro

The following file shows a time line of the Danelectro Company from Nathan Daniels start with Epiphone to when he sold his company to MCA in 1966 to the rebirth in the late 90's.

History of Danelectro

Timeline:

1934 -1946 Danelectro founder Nathan Daniel made amplifiers for Epiphone

1947 Danelectro company was born and they produced amplifiers for Montgomery Wards

1948 Exclusive amplifier producer for Sears and Roebuck and Targ and Dinner of Chicago.

1954 Started production of solidbody guitars for Sears, under the Silvertone name and the Danelectro name.

1956 Silvertone and Danelectro lines using the standard Dano materials

1966 Danelectro was sold to MCA, but remained with the company.

1967 The Coral line of guitars is introduced

1969 MCA closed the Danelectro plant. Dan Armstrong continued manufacturing Danelectros through his company Ampeg.

90's Danelectro Returns and takes and takes the market by storm with new effects guitar and more! There still going strong!

For more info on Danelectro please visit http://www.danelectro.com or view our large selection of Danelectro products.

   


 
 

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