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Instrument: Hollow and Semi-Hollow Body
Brand: Gretsch
Model: 6122
Finish: Natural
SKU: GE1929-A
Handedness: Right
Made In Year: 1966
Body Material: Laminated Maple
Finish Material: Nitro
Neck/Fingerboard: Maple neck w/ Ebony Board
Radius: 12"
Weight: 8.4 lbs.
Scale Length: 24.75"
Nut Width: 1.64"
Neck Profile: C
Neck Thickness: 1st- 0.80" 9th- 0.95"
Electronics: Original
Pickup Impedance: N- 5.8k B- 5.5k
Contains Brazilian Rosewood (Y/N): N
Case: OHC
Modifications/Repairs: Normal Gretsch binding rot. No big chunks missing. Some glue residue from binding separating from the body
Teaming up with Chet Atkins in the 1950s, Gretsch released a line of signature models that quickly became popular during the rock-n-roll era. 1957 saw the release of the Gretsch 6122 model, also known as the Chet Atkins Country Gentleman, named after one of his hit songs. This 1966 example has some glue residue from binding separation and slight breakdown of the binding, but is still in mostly original condition, featuring a classic Filter'Tron pickup in the bridge and a Super'Tron in the neck that make that signature Gretsch sound heard on so many records in the '60s.
Comes with its original hard shell case
Gretsch 6122 1966, Natural
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Instrument: Hollow and Semi-Hollow Body
Brand: Gretsch
Model: 6122
Finish: Natural
SKU: GE1929-A
Handedness: Right
Made In Year: 1966
Body Material: Laminated Maple
Finish Material: Nitro
Neck/Fingerboard: Maple neck w/ Ebony Board
Radius: 12"
Weight: 8.4 lbs.
Scale Length: 24.75"
Nut Width: 1.64"
Neck Profile: C
Neck Thickness: 1st- 0.80" 9th- 0.95"
Electronics: Original
Pickup Impedance: N- 5.8k B- 5.5k
Contains Brazilian Rosewood (Y/N): N
Case: OHC
Modifications/Repairs: Normal Gretsch binding rot. No big chunks missing. Some glue residue from binding separating from the body
Description
Teaming up with Chet Atkins in the 1950s, Gretsch released a line of signature models that quickly became popular during the rock-n-roll era. 1957 saw the release of the Gretsch 6122 model, also known as the Chet Atkins Country Gentleman, named after one of his hit songs. This 1966 example has some glue residue from binding separation and slight breakdown of the binding, but is still in mostly original condition, featuring a classic Filter'Tron pickup in the bridge and a Super'Tron in the neck that make that signature Gretsch sound heard on so many records in the '60s.
Comes with its original hard shell case
