1967 Gretsch 6117 Double Anniversary Hollowbody Electric Guitar In Sunburst Finish

1967 Gretsch 6117 Double Anniversary Hollowbody Electric Guitar In Sunburst Finish This Guitar Is Located At IVG Sherman Oaks In Good Overall Condition (Please See Photos) Finish Shows Some Cosmetic Play Wear Including Various Small Dings, Marks, And Scratches Visible Previous Neck Reset Slightly Off Angle, Setup In-House And Adjusted Accordingly Plays Well With Low-Medium Action Professionally Refretted With Vintage-Correct Size Fretwire Made In USA Laminate Maple Hollowbody With Dual 'F' Sound Holes Maple Neck With Bound Rosewood Fingerboard And Mother Of Pearl Thumbnail Inlays  Bigsby B7 Vibrato Tailpiece Original HiLo'Tron Pickups Original Open-Gear Tuners 24.75" Scale Length 1.72" Nut Width Neck Depth At 1st Fret: 0.84" Neck Depth At 10th Fret: 0.94" Weighs 7lbs 7oz With Gig Bag 967 Gretsch 6117 Double Anniversary – a true piece of American guitar history. Originally introduced in 1958 to celebrate Gretsch’s 75th anniversary, the 6117 was designed as a stylish yet affordable alternative to the more ornate Chet Atkins models. By 1967, the Double Anniversary had firmly established itself as a workhorse for players who wanted professional tone without the flash. This model features the classic sunburst finish introduced in the early '60s, a nod to mid-century design that remains instantly recognizable. The dual HiLo’Tron pickups offer bright, articulate tones perfect for rockabilly, country, jazz, and early rock ‘n’ roll – exactly what Gretsch guitars became famous for. The lightweight laminated maple body provides airy resonance, while the bound neck and rosewood fingerboard ensure smooth playability. All original with a mellow patina and just the right amount of vintage vibe, this 6117 is a stage- or studio-ready time capsule.