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Use whatever sounds good to YOUR ears. I know people
who play cheap guitars and get great tones - as
someone once said "true tone comes from within..."
And as far as Danos, I'm not real familiar with the
new models but the old ones are actually reknown for
their unique tones.
~Mike
--- JayBarnes <> wrote:
> --- In SurfGuitar101@y..., "viktor423" <vd423@y...>
> wrote:
> > What was your other guitar? Heavier strings sound
> louder and fatter,
> > but if the guitar is dead sounding; ie not
> resonant the heavier gauge
> > won't do much. Keep in mind that Danelectro's are
> cheap guitars and
> > aren't made of the best materials, they were never
> really reknown for
> > thier
> > tone.
>
>
> My old guitar is a really cheap Indonesian Squire. I
> don't have a lot
> of money to spend, unfortunately. I'm pretty certain
> that one was made
> of plywood (or, the guitar companies are calling it
> 'hardwood' now) as
> well.
>
> I think I was using d'addario chromes on the other
> one. Maybe i'll
> look into those for the new one. I realize i will
> not acheive
> 'vintage' good sounds with cheap equipment, but I'd
> like to try to get
> close or even in the ballpark.
>
>
>
>
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