DiPinto Guitars is a small family owned company, operating out of Philadelphia, PA. Founded in 1995 as a repair shop, the store slowly evolved into a showroom specializing in oddball vintage guitars and Chris DiPinto’s own guitar creations. Over the years, DiPinto has grown to include a full scale guitar manufacturing operation while still operating the original retail outlet.
DiPinto Bacchus Semi-Hollow Body Guitar Natural
The DiPinto Bacchus is a class act - high quality materials and construction, with great attention to detail. This is not a cheap beginner’s electric guitar; it’s a lot of guitar for the money. An arched maple top, set neck, attractive binding, star inlays (white finish model only) and elegant hardware are just the beginning. This comfortably thin, semi-hollow beauty is capable of an immense variety of tones that hit the mark in nearly any style you’d want to use it for.
DiPinto Belvedere Deluxe Electric Guitar with Bigsby Black And White
If you’re looking for a budget electric guitar but want something with personality, DiPinto’s Belvedere Deluxe may be exactly what you need. It features a double-layer semi-hollow mahogany body, single f-hole, two-tone finish, massive paddle-shaped headstock and small humbucking pickups.The Belvedere’s light, semi-hollow body provides rich resonance and percussive punch, and its mini ‘buckers deliver fat tone that still has plenty of bite. The three-position pickup-selector switch and master volume and tone controls produce everything from a raucous rockabilly twang to a sultry jazz swing. In overdrive, the Belvedere growls with a vicious bite and howling sustain that are perfect for blues dogs and rock hounds alike.Featuring a comfortable, 22-fret painted maple neck, 24-3/4-inch scale and bound ebony fingerboard, the Belvedere’s neck feels and plays like a real vintage guitar. Although the body looks large, the guitar weighs much less than most hollow and semi-hollow electrics and is comfortable to play for hours on end. The tastefully designed single cutaway provides excellent access to the uppermost frets while it complements the Belvedere’s classic lines. Acoustically the DiPinto is loud and punchy; amplified it sounds immediate and full.The Belvedere’s distinctive retro design, combined with its many usable tones, sets it apart from other instruments on the market. If you want to stand out from the crowd and sound like a star, the DiPinto Belvedere Standard is the best way to get noticed.
DiPinto Mach IV Electric Guitar Blue With White Racing Stripes
Designed to be flashy and versatile, the Mach IV electric guitar offers more than just eye appeal; it doles out a good variety of tones and boasts good workmanship. A flipped over body, sweet finish, pearloid and chrome components, and groovy racing stripes (except on the all-white model) make it look like a cross between a ’50s dining set and a classic sports car. The star-shaped inlays match the pearloid overlays nicely. The solid stop tailpiece bridge is adjustable for intonation.The construction is good, with a tight four-bolt neck joint and lustrous finish. The electronics assembly and components are solid, especially for an instrument in this price range. The tone controls and output jack are grounded via a metal-foil plate attached to the pickguard’s underside, and the Mach IV is quiet.Basic in its tone-shaping components - a tone knobs, a volume knob, and pickup selector - the Mach IV is surprisingly versatile. The neck-pickup is placed at an angle only about 3/8″ away form the end of the slanted fingerboard, yielding a good variety of sounds. The Mach IV sounds slightly boxy with a prominent midrange and grinding top end. Blending pickups results in a full-bodied tone that works well in many styles.The Mach IV is the perfect ‘attitude guitar’ for surf, punk, or just about anything that requires being noticed. Flashy? You bet. Good-sounding? That too. Make sure your chops and wardrobe are up to it, you’re going to be in the spotlight.
DiPinto Galaxie 4 - Los Straitjackets Electric Guitar Silver Sparkle
The radical design elements of the Galaxie 4 electric guitar may require a certain sartorial confidence on stage, but much of the guitar’s strength is functional. The Galaxie 4’s matching tortoise pickguard and headstock ensemble, star inlays, and four (count ‘em, four) pickups scream fun. But the angled headstock combines cool surf looks with the ability to maintain tension across the 42mm nut without the use of string trees. This is especially functional on the Galaxie 4, where it helps the tremolo stay in tune.This lightweight poplar guitar also balances extremely well, with the neck hanging at a very comfortable angle when you’re strapped in. The maple, 4-bolt neck is attached to the headstock with a luthiers’ joint. The DiPinto Galaxie 4 guitar’s Jaguar style tremolo maintains the guitars tuning, bending one string doesn’t throw the others out of tune, and the guitar sustains well. It has a 25-1/2″ scale length and a club-like shape to the neck.If three pickups are good, four must be better! At first it might seem that the dudes at DiPinto Guitars decided to go a little nuts with the wiring set up, but, like its looks, the wiring of the Galaxie 4 electric guitar is as functional as it is freaky. The 5-way switch offers bridge pickup alone, bridge and two adjacent pickups, middle two, all four (yahoo!), or neck pickup alone. Positions 3 and 4 are hum-canceling combinations of the single coils.These guitar pickups have plenty of punch. The bridge pickup provides a nice twang but also has enough midrange to sound good distorted. Position 2 offers a fine funk tone, and the neck pickup by itself gives enough warmth for jazz combined with plenty of bite for blues. The middle two together make a unique sound that may someday be known as the DiPinto Guitar Tone, like a single-coil neck/middle combo but with more mids.The strength of the Galaxie 4 guitar lies in its style both visually and sonically. Take one of these on-stage and the audience will be talking about it for weeks. Onstage or in the studio, the DiPinto Galaxie 4 will give you a leg up on developing a sound of your own. At these prices they can be a welcome addition to your collection for that special sonic or stage occasion.
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DiPinto Bacchus Semi-Hollow Body Guitar Tobaccoburst
The DiPinto Bacchus is a class act - high quality materials and construction, with great attention to detail. This is not a cheap beginner’s electric guitar; it’s a lot of guitar for the money. An arched maple top, set neck, attractive binding, star inlays (white finish model only) and elegant hardware are just the beginning. This comfortably thin, semi-hollow beauty is capable of an immense variety of tones that hit the mark in nearly any style you’d want to use it for.
DiPinto Philadelphian Hollow Body Electric Guitar Honeyburst
The Philadelphian is a 16″ full hollowbody arched top electric guitar. The multi ply spruce top is highly resonant, and the back and sides are a beautiful flame maple. With a 2-3/4″ depth and a floating humbucker, this is the perfect jazz guitar for those not wanting to spend a fortune for a quality jazz box. Enclosed gear, art-deco tuners, adjustable bridge with trapeze tailpiece and streamlined electronics guarantee a minimum of issues. Smooth tones and a great vibe.
DiPinto Mach IV-T Electric Guitar Gold Sparkle With White Racing Stripes
Designed to be flashy and versatile, the Mach IV-T electric guitar offers more than just eye appeal; it doles out a good variety of tones and boasts good workmanship. A flipped over body, sweet finish, pearloid and chrome components, and groovy racing stripes (except on the all-white model) make it look like a cross between a ’50s dining set and a classic sports car. The star-shaped inlays match the pearloid overlays nicely. The bridge is adjustable for intonation, and the tremolo tailpiece is great for surfin’ solos.The construction is good, with a tight four-bolt neck joint and lustrous finish. The electronics assembly and components are solid, especially for an instrument in this price range. The tone controls and output jack are grounded via a metal-foil plate attached to the pickguard’s underside, and the Mach IV-T guitar is quiet.Basic in its tone-shaping components - a tone knobs, a volume knob, and pickup selector - the Mach IV is surprisingly versatile. The neck-pickup is placed at an angle only about 3/8″ away from the end of the slanted fingerboard, yielding a good variety of sounds. The Mach IV guitar sounds slightly boxy with a prominent midrange and grinding top end. Blending pickups results in a full-bodied tone that works well in many styles.The Mach IV-T by DiPinto Guitars is the perfect ‘attitude guitar’ for surf, punk, or just about anything that requires being noticed. Flashy? You bet. Good-sounding? That too. Make sure your chops and wardrobe are up to it, you’re going to be in the spotlight.
DiPinto Belvedere Deluxe Electric Guitar Red Sparkle
If you’re looking for a budget electric but want something with personality, Belvedere Deluxe by DiPinto Guitars may be exactly what you need. It features a double-layer semi-hollow mahogany body, single f-hole, two-tone finish, massive paddle-shaped headstock and small humbucking pickups.The Belvedere Deluxe’s light, semihollow body provides rich resonance and percussive punch, and its mini ‘buckers deliver fat tone that still has plenty of bite. The three-position pickup-selector switch and master volume and tone controls produce everything from a raucous rockabilly twang to a sultry jazz swing. In overdrive, the Belvedere growls with a vicious bite and howling sustain that are perfect for blues dogs and rock hounds alike.Featuring a comfortable, 22-fret painted maple neck, 24-3/4-inch scale and bound ebony fingerboard, the Belvedere’s neck feels and plays like a real vintage guitar. Although the body looks large, the guitar weighs much less than most hollow and semi-hollow electrics and is comfortable to play for hours on end. The tastefully designed single cutaway provides excellent access to the uppermost frets while it complements the Belvedere’s classic lines. Acoustically the Belvedere guitar is loud and punchy; amplified it sounds immediate and full.The Belvedere’s distinctive retro design, combined with its many usable tones, sets it apart from other instruments on the market. If you want to stand out from the crowd and sound like a star, the Belvedere Deluxe is the best way to get noticed.
DiPinto Mach IV Electric Guitar Red With White Racing Stripes
Designed to be flashy and versatile, the Mach IV electric guitar offers more than just eye appeal; it doles out a good variety of tones and boasts good workmanship. A flipped over body, sweet finish, pearloid and chrome components, and groovy racing stripes (except on the all-white model) make it look like a cross between a ’50s dining set and a classic sports car. The star-shaped inlays match the pearloid overlays nicely. The solid stop tailpiece bridge is adjustable for intonation.The construction is good, with a tight four-bolt neck joint and lustrous finish. The electronics assembly and components are solid, especially for an instrument in this price range. The tone controls and output jack are grounded via a metal-foil plate attached to the pickguard’s underside, and the Mach IV is quiet.Basic in its tone-shaping components - a tone knobs, a volume knob, and pickup selector - the Mach IV is surprisingly versatile. The neck-pickup is placed at an angle only about 3/8″ away form the end of the slanted fingerboard, yielding a good variety of sounds. The Mach IV sounds slightly boxy with a prominent midrange and grinding top end. Blending pickups results in a full-bodied tone that works well in many styles.The Mach IV is the perfect ‘attitude guitar’ for surf, punk, or just about anything that requires being noticed.
DiPinto Galaxie 4 Electric Guitar Pink Sparkle
The radical design elements of the DiPinto Galaxie 4 may require a certain sartorial confidence on stage, but much of the guitar’s strength is functional. The Galaxie 4’s matching tortoise pickguard and headstock ensemble, star inlays, and four (count ‘em, four) pickups scream fun. But the angled headstock combines cool surf looks with the ability to maintain tension across the 42mm nut without the use of string trees. This is especially functional on the Galaxie 4, where it helps the tremolo stay in tune.This lightweight poplar guitar also balances extremely well, with the neck hanging at a very comfortable angle when you’re strapped in. The maple, 4-bolt neck is attached to the headstock with a luthiers’ joint. The Galaxie 4’s Jaguar style tremolo maintains the guitars tuning, bending one string doesn’t throw the others out of tune, and the guitar sustains well. The Galaxie 4 has a 25-1/2″ scale length and a club-like shape to the neck.If three pickups are good, four must be better! At first it might seem that the DiPinto dudes decided to go a little nuts with the wiring set up, but, like its looks, the wiring of the Galaxie 4 is as functional as it is freaky. The 5-way switch offers bridge pickup alone, bridge and two adjacent pickups, middle two, all four (yahoo!), or neck pickup alone. Positions 3 and 4 are hum-canceling combinations of the single coils.These DiPinto designed pickups have plenty of punch.
DiPinto Belvedere Standard Electric Guitar Gold And Black
If you’re looking for a budget electric but want something with personality, The Belvedere Standard guitar may be exactly what you need. It features a double-layer semi-hollow mahogany body, single f-hole, two-tone finish, massive paddle-shaped headstock and small humbucking pickups.The Belvedere’s light, semi-hollow body provides rich resonance and percussive punch, and its mini ‘buckers deliver fat tone that still has plenty of bite. The three-position pickup-selector switch and master volume and tone controls produce everything from a raucous rockabilly twang to a sultry jazz swing. In overdrive, the Belvedere guitar growls with a vicious bite and howling sustain that are perfect for blues dogs and rock hounds alike.Featuring a comfortable, 22-fret painted maple neck, 24-3/4-inch scale and bound ebony fingerboard, the Belvedere’s neck feels and plays like a real vintage guitar. Although the body looks large, the guitar weighs much less than most hollow and semi-hollow electrics and is comfortable to play for hours on end. The tastefully designed single cutaway provides excellent access to the uppermost frets while it complements the Belvedere’s classic lines. Acoustically the Belvedere is loud and punchy; amplified it sounds immediate and full.The Belvedere’s distinctive retro design, combined with its many usable tones, sets it apart from other instruments on the market.
DiPinto Hardshell Case for Belvedere Guitar Black
High quality hardshell case for the Belvedere Series of guitars. Rounded; DiPinto logo.
DiPinto Hardshell Case for Bacchus Guitar Black
High quality hardshell case for the Bacchus Series of guitars. DiPinto logo.
DiPinto Hardshell Case for Galaxie Guitar Black
High quality hardshell case for the Galaxie Series of guitars. Square, reinforced corners; DiPinto logo.
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