Gretsch G6119 1962HT Tennessee Rose Electric Guitar (with Case)
Still ringing in the rafters of Shea Stadium, one of the most recognizable icons of '60s Pop returns! With its vintage Hilo'Tron pickups, "Rocking" bar bridge, Gretsch by Bigsby® B6C Vibrato tailpiece, and simulated F holes, this ultra fine thinline is your "Ticket to Ride". Finshed in original burgundy stain.
Overall User Ratings (based on 27 ratings)
Submitted January 3, 2005 by a customer from earthlink.net
"It Doesn't Get Any Better Than This"
I honestly don't ever expect to be looking for a replacement. If it were lost or stolen, I would certainly replace it. The only thing that I don't like about it is the weight-- it's a heavy instrument, but, hey, that goes with the territory-- they're all that way.
Sound
Sound is incredibly clear, mellow-- especially with flat-wound strings. Sounds great with a flat pick or finger style. Excellent solo voice, also blends well with other instruments.
Features
All of the components are top of the line. Really couldn't ask for more.
Quality
Fit and finish are excellent. No flaws.
Value
You can find cheaper guitars, but you can't find one that sounds better for any amount of money.
Manufacturer Support
Haven't had to try to reach Gretsch.
The Wow Factor
This is a beautiful instrument. I especially love the "thumbnail" markers on the fretboard.
Musical Background:
Serious Hobbyist
Musical Style:
Folk, Bluegrass, Jazz
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Submitted June 21, 2006 by a customer from msn.com
"Make This Gretsch In U.S.A."
Sound
Sounds good if it would stay in tune.
Value
This guitar is worth no more then $800.00
Manufacturer Support
Can't get hold of anyone. Like they have no number or anyone to call.
The Wow Factor
Nice looking but for what the price is BUY AMERICAN guitar.
Musical Background:
many years
Musical Style:
all
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