Richard
Quick response with excellent service
Quick response with excellent service. Perfect!

D’Angelico Guitars is an American musical instrument manufacturer and guitar brand based in Manhattan, New York.
D'Angelico Guitars (dangelicoguitars.com) has 675 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.6 out of 5.
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Richard
Quick response with excellent service. Perfect!
Kevin S.
The t shirt is so small that it doesn’t even fit my girlfriend!
Reginald M.
I have many guitars. Too many. But my Bob Weir Premier Dangelico is the one I keep coming back to.
John M.
The service on your side was great. Only glitch was on the UPS Side which gave wrong delivery date. 3 days later it showed up.( at least it wasn't showing it was delivered). On a side note nobody but you guys had this case in stock. Glad I checked out the horses mouth. Would definitely consider buying directly from you guys. Thanks!
Tim S.
I love my D’Angelico mini dc xt! It’s the best semi-hollow body I’ve ever played. Customer for life. Dig the brand.
Timothy H.
Fast shipping, but truss rod cover didn’t come with screws to attach to headstock. Shirt is comfy and fits well.
Stevie G.
I have a Delta King 10 and it’s such a great little amp! Very versatile! Recently, I also bought some swag off the Supro site and it came within four days, fast! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Mark D.
The Premiere Bedford semi hollow in sky blue is a mahogany body guitar with maple neck and top. The other colors are made of Linden wood. The craftsmanship is excellent. I like a 24.75 scale neck. It's easy on the tendons while 'stretching' for certain chord voicings. The neck looks like one you'd find on a 'jazz box'. The mother of pearl blocks are deep, frets are medium jumbo and dressed beautifully, the 'C' shape is comfortable in my hand. The neck on any electric guitar generates tone. I prefer the solid maple neck for that reason. In my opinion the truss rod reinforcement as well as the fret board will suffice to prevent movement. This is a set neck. The contours where the body and neck meet are aesthetically beautiful but more importantly flow gracefully allowing unobstructued access to the upper registers. The architecture of the head stock is pure Art Deco in its design. The abalone details are colorful and the logo is very nicely detailed. The body is light. Being a semi hollow design it has some resonance unplugged, particularly at the 7th position. The pick ups are Seymore Duncan design but not actually Seymore Duncan's. The sound great but probably lack that extra 10% of tonal personality than authentic Seymore Duncan's. I'm swapping the stock pick ups for two authentic Seymore Duncan vintage single coils at neck and middle, the bridge humbucker will become a 'Firebird'. This guitar has a tremelo bar and therefore locking tuners would be a smart upgrade. I replaced the plastic tone and volume knobs with ebony 'cupcakes' from D'Angelico. Nice touch aesthetically. It comes with a nice gig bag. I will eventually purchase a hardshell case for this guitar. I have played for 62 years. I have studied at Boston Conservatory and Berkelee. I own two classical guitars ( one cedar top the other spruce) and two steel strings ( one an orchestral model the other a Maceferri design). I also play a Yamaha BB735 bass. The D'Angelico Premiere Bedford is a great choice for my playing style.