Here is the very, very cool Gretsch 130th Anniversary Junior – G6118T LTV JR. Gretsch has from time to time made smaller-bodied versions of their guitars, perhaps to balance out the giant Falcon and Country Club models.
But this isn’t a ‘Mini’ guitar – the body is smaller, close to the size of a George Benson model, but it’s full scale so the tension and tone are all there.
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Brand new and very cool! This is the new Gretsch Falcon G6139T CBDC.
At 16 inches across, it’s one inch smaller than the Double Cut, and it has what Chet always wanted – a spruce center block to reduce feedback and increase sustain and note to note separation.
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Presenting – the Cadillac Green Gretsch G6196T Country Club!
Occupying a position near the top of the Gretsch line since its introduction in 1954, the Country Club is often overshadowed by its slightly younger (1955) sibling, the White Falcon. While the two share many common features – body shape and size, scale length, much hardware – the Country Club features a solid spruce top, pushing it closer to the Gibson models like the Super 400.
MORE →Here is the very, very cool Gretsch 130th Anniversary Junior – G6118T LTV JR. Gretsch has from time to time made smaller-bodied versions of their guitars, perhaps to balance out the giant Falcon and Country Club models.
But this isn’t a ‘Mini’ guitar – the body is smaller, close to the size of a George Benson model, but it’s full scale so the tension and tone are all there.
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We are lucky enough to have received one of these very special limited edition guitars from Gretsch – the Gretsch Electromatic G5422TDC “Cherry Blossom”. This double-cutaway hollow body has all the chime, twang, and crunch that a Gretsch-lover could want, thanks in no small part to the Black Top FilterTron pickups: a new addition to the Electromatic line.
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