"The Most Beautiful Guitar in the World" 1964 Gretsch Country Gentleman 6122 / 6136 White Falcon This 17-inch-wide 2 -inch deep archtop guitar weighs 8.10 lbs. Laminated maple body. Three-piece maple/ebony/maple neck, with a nut width of between 1 5/8 & 1 11/16 inches, a scale length of 24...

MIJ, super clean all around condition--Here's some specs Body Style: Single Cutaway Scale Length: 24.6" (625mm) Top: Arched Laminated Maple Bracing: N/A Back & Sides: Semi-Hollow Mahogany Body, 13.5" Wide, 1.75" Deep Neck: 1-Piece Mahogany Pickups: 2 High Sensitive Filter'TronPickups Pickup...

An exceptional Gretsch 6130 Round Up, in very good condition. A true cowboy’s guitar that has a lot more to it than what first meets the eye. First of all regarding the aspect of the guitar, one could say it would be perfectly suiting in the hands of a rodeo halftime show performer: the nicely...

This is a great example of a 1957 Gretsch 6121 Chet Atkins in Gretsch Orange! First released in 1955, this was the semi-hollow body version of the extremely popular 6120 Chet Atkins hollow body model. This guitar features “humptop” inlays, a Bigsby, a roller bridge, and a metal nut. The Gretsch...

Celebrating Seventy-Five Years 1960 Gretsch 6124 Anniversary Model This mid-1960 sunburst Single Anniversary weighs just 6.10 lbs. Sixteen inch wide, two and three-quarters inch thick, double-bound laminated maple body with two unbound f-holes. Two-piece Maple neck with a mahogany...

Gretsch 2017 G6120-BSNV-LVO Brian Setzer This G6120-BSNV-LVO is Brian Setzer's signature model. The color is faded vintage orange with a lacquer finish. It has 1959-style specs like 2.75" body thickness and trestle bracing, but with playability in mind, including a pinned bass with an...

NEW - By spearheading the rockabilly revival with the Stray Cats and jump-starting Big Band Swing with the Brian Setzer Orchestra, Brian Setzer has created a remarkable and lasting legacy. His decorated career includes over 13 million records sold, three Grammy Awards and the Orville H. Gibson...