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€ 798,-

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A professional hollowbody electric that won't break the bank.

Get ready for some serious twangin' up ahead, because this special edition G5122 Double Cutaway Electromatic Hollowbody Electric Guitar from Gretsch has the vibe and tone that will have you dancing the twist until 2 a.m. This stylish, professional guitar features redesigned Gretsch Dual-Coil humbucking pickups, adjustable bridge, chrome-plated die-cast tuners, and cool colors!


You get a an amazing level of playability and looks with this one!

Gretsch Guitars G5122 Double Cutaway Electromatic Hollowbody Electric Guitar Features:

• Laminated maple hollowbody 16" W x 2.2"D
• Laminated maple top
• Laminated maple neck (24.56" scale)
• Rosewood fingerboard
• 22 medium jumbo frets
• 1-11/16" (43mm) nut width
• Vintage style machine heads
• 2 Gretsch chrome-covered Dual-Coil humbuckers
• #1 tone pot control setup
• G-Arrow Knobs
• Adjusto-Matic bridge on rosewood base
• Bigsby® B60 vibrato tailpiece
• Gretsch knurled strap knobs
• Chrome-plated hardware
• Urethane finish

            € 699,-

         IN STOCK!

Get ready for some serious Twangin’ up ahead, because this stylish guitar has the vibe and tone that will make you dancing the Twist until 2 a.m. Don't let the price fool you, because these are serious professional guitars with such features as newly designed Gretsch dual-coil pickups, adjustable bridge, chrome-plated die cast tuners, and wicked cool colors! Available in Orange Stain, Jet Black, and Sunburst finishes.

€ 699,-

EXPECTED SOON!

Get ready for some serious twangin' up ahead, with this special edition G5120 Electromatic Hollowbody electric guitar from Gretsch. This stylish, professional guitar features redesigned Gretsch Dual-Coil humbucking pickups, adjustable bridge, chrome-plated die-cast tuners, and wicked cool colors!

It is crafted with a laminated maple body, 24-3/4" rosewood fretboard on maple neck, and sweet Gretsch appointments like G-Arrow knobs, Bigsby® B60 vibrato tailpiece, and knurled strap knobs.

Gretsch Guitars G5120 Electromatic Hollow Body with Dual-Coil Pickups Features:

• 16" x 2.75" laminated maple hollowbody (gloss urethane finish)
• Laminated maple neck (24.6" scale)
• Rosewood fingerboard
• 21 medium jumbo frets
• 1-11/16" nut width
• Vintage style machine heads
• 2 Gretsch chrome covered Dual-Coil pickups
• Master tone, master volume, neck pickup volume, bridge pickup volume
• 3-position pickup toggle
• G-Arrow Knobs
• Adjusto-Matic bridge on rosewood base
• Bigsby® B60 vibrato tailpiece
• Gretsch knurled strap knobs
• Chrome-plated hardware
• Gloss urethane finish

Get ready for some serious twangin' up ahead, with this special edition G5120 Electromatic Hollowbody electric guitar from Gretsch. This stylish, professional guitar features redesigned Gretsch Dual-Coil humbucking pickups, adjustable bridge, chrome-plated die-cast tuners.

It is crafted with a laminated maple body, 24-3/4" rosewood fretboard on maple neck, and sweet Gretsch appointments like G-Arrow knobs, Bigsby® B60 vibrato tailpiece, and knurled strap knobs.

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Gretsch Guitars G5120 Electromatic Hollowbody Electric Guitar Features:

• 16" x 2.75" laminated maple hollowbody (gloss urethane finish)
• Laminated maple neck (24.6" scale)
• Rosewood fingerboard
• 21 medium jumbo frets
• 1-11/16" nut width
• Vintage style machine heads
• 2 Gretsch chrome covered Dual-Coil pickups
• Master tone, master volume, neck pickup volume, bridge pickup volume
• 3-position pickup toggle
• G-Arrow Knobs
• Adjusto-Matic bridge on rosewood base
• Bigsby® B60 vibrato tailpiece
• Gretsch knurled strap knobs
• Chrome-plated hardware
• Gloss urethane finish

€ 1098,-

IN STOCK!

The Gretsch Guitars G5191 Tim Armstrong Electromatic Hollowbody honors the punk rocker with a signature electric guitar. That full-bodied piano-like sound Tim loves is generated by parallel tone bars and a sound post mounted under the 17"-wide top. A harp tailpiece and a pair of "Black Top" Filter'Tron pickups deliver maximum sustain and tuning stability. Grover tuners, big block fretboard inlays, and gold-plated hardware set against the guitar's ominous flat black urethane finish are a recipe for inciting your senses to sonic euphoria.

Punk rock warlord Tim Armstrong makes no apologies that the music radiating from his soul is oftentimes loud and ferocious. His guitar tone alone has become as infamous as his world-renowned persona that resulted from playing guitar and singing vocals in revolutionary punk bands from Operation Ivy to Rancid. Armstrong has been asked to contribute his guitar talents in songs from a wide genre of bands, from punk bands like AFI and Bad Religion to hip hop and reggae acts like Cypress Hill and Buju Banton.

Gretsch Guitars G5191 Tim Armstrong Electromatic Hollowbody Electric Guitar Features:

• Body: Laminated Maple Hollow Body
  Finish: Urethane
  Neck: 1-Piece Maple
  Fretboard: Rosewood, 12-1/2" (320 mm) radius
  Frets: 22, Jumbo
  Scale length: 24.33" (618 mm)
  Nut width: 1-11/16" (43 mm)
  Hardware: Gold-Plated
  Machine heads: Grover Gold-Plated Enclosed Tuners
  Bridge: Rosewood Based Adjusto-Matic Bridge; Harp Tailpiece
  Pickups: 2 "Black Top" Filter'Tron
  Switching: 3-Position Toggle: Position 1: Bridge Pickup; Position 2: Bridge and Neck Pickups; Position 3: Neck Pickup
  Controls: Volume 1: Neck Pickup; Volume 2: Bridge Pickup; Tone 1: Neck
  Pickup; Tone 2: Bridge Pickup; Master Volume
  Unique features: Block Acrylic Inlay Position Markers, Gold-Plated Hardware,
  Graphite Nut, Black Headstock Overlay, Grover Tuners,
  Gold-Plated Pickup Bezels, Harp Tailpiece, Pearloid Gretsch
  Headstock Inlay, 4-Ply Bound Top and Back, 3-Ply Bound
  Fingerboard and Headstock, Single-Ply Bound "F" Holes, Knurled
  Strap Retainer Knobs, Adjustable Truss Rod, "Black Top"
  Filter'Tron Pickups

         € 2598,-

          SOLD!

A hot-rodded version of the original Nashville 6120!

TV Jones designed Hot Rod humbuckers crank out that fiery, edgy Setzer tone and work well with the V-style Bigsby vibrato. Adjustable bridge with ebony base, bound and ebonized rosewood fretboard with thumbnail inlays, and chrome hardware including a chrome headstock plate identifying it as a Hot Rod add up to extremely sharp looks.

Gretsch Guitars G6120SH Brian Setzer Hot Rod Features:

• 16" full hollowbody
• Rock maple neck
• Bound ebonized rosewood fretboard
• TV Jones designed Hot Rock pickups
• Gretsch Bigsby vibrato tailpiece
• Chrome hardware
• 3-way pickup selector switch
• Master volume control
• Flat Black finish
  
  

Gretsch Guitars G6120SH Brian Setzer Hot Rod Includes:

• hardshell case

1960 reissue van het beroemde 6120 Nashville model.

Neo-Classical Thumbnail Inlay, Zero-fret,

Flame Maple headstock overlay, Ebony fretboard,

Filtertron PAF's, Bigsby B6C, Trestle Bracing,

Gold Hardware,

Incl Grestch Hardcase.

           € 2598,-

" Whether it's Country, Jazz or Rock, the 6120 has the look, sound and vibe to get the job done."

Gretsch Guitars was founded in 1883 when a young German immigrant opened a music instrument shop in Brooklyn, N.Y. Before building their famous guitars, Gretsch made banjos as well as tambourines and drums. At first Gretsch offered acoustic archtop guitars aimed at jazz musicians and flattop guitars for country-western performers.

Gretsch Guitars' golden years began in the mid 1950s when it first introduced its iconic electric guitars like the 6120 and White Falcon.

When country guitar virtuoso Chet Atkins chose to join Gretsch Guitars as an endorser, the company began to compete with better-known guitar makers. Gretsch sold thousands of the 6120 Chet Atkins guitar model, including one to rocker Duane Eddy. Other Chet Atkins guitar models included the Country Gentleman and a budget-friendly version—the Tennessean.

Elvis Presley owned a Gretsch Country Gentleman guitar that he played both onstage and in the studio. In the mid 1960s, Duane Eddy's trademark twang helped expose Gretsch guitars to rock 'n' rollers. George Harrison played a Gretsch Country Gentleman electric guitar on TV and was also known to have a Gretsch Tennessean. John Lennon briefly played an orange Gretsch Nashville 6120 electric guitar.

In the mid '60s Gretsch instruments used on The Monkees TV show helped to promote the brand.

The Gretsch Guitars' trajectory wasn't always upward. In the late '60s, Gretsch became a subsidiary of the Baldwin Piano Company. Numerous problems, including factory fires, during the Baldwin years finally resulted in a halt to Gretsch guitar production in 1981. Fortunately, the Gretsch family led by Frederick Gretsch III reacquired the company in 1985 and began to restore the brand's luster. In 2002, Gretsch and Fender reached an agreement giving Fender, maker of some of the most famous guitars and basses, control over production and distribution of Gretsch Guitar products.

Instrumental in the Gretsch comeback, rocker Brian Setzer appreciated the Gretsch Guitar sound so much that after they had gone out of production he searched out classic Gretsch models on the used market. So avid a user was Setzer, that when Gretsch resumed their guitar business, they named several models in Setzer's honor. Today you can get a Brian Setzer Signature Nashville Electric Guitar, a Brian Setzer Hot Rod, or a Gretsch Brian Setzer Black Phoenix.

Other Gretsch guitarists include notables like Lou Reed, Brian Jones, Pete Townshend, Joe Walsh, Neil Young, Bo Diddley, Bono, David Crosby, Billy Gibbons, David Gilmour, Rory Gallagher, Jeff Beck, Roy Orbison, Joe Perry, Tom Petty, Slash, Stephen Stills, Malcolm Young, Dave Grohl, Jack White, and many others.

Today Gretsch Guitars makes accurate re-creations of many of the classic Gretsch models that contributed so much to the sounds we love. The budget-friendly Gretsch Electromatic series gives you a whole lot of electric guitar, bass, or amplifier for a small outlay of cash.

When you buy your Gretsch from GCS, you have the security of the best guarantees in the music industry as well as the benefit of thousands of unedited user reviews to help you make your selection.