Gretsch G6120-1960 Nashville Electric Guitar (with Case)

6-String Electric Guitars

The epitome of "that great Gretsch sound," the 6120-1960 has got the look, tone and vibe that inspired millions to take up guitar during the '60s music explosion. Dual High Sensitive Filtertron pickups combine with original Gretsch "tone switch" circuitry to create a distinctive sound that's perfect for everything from Western Swing to Classic Rock.

REVIEWS
Feature:
All the potentiometers are very slick and accent this guitar very well. The hint of gold puts a great classy image on this great Gretsch. Bigsby also made a great vibrato tailpiece, keeps the strings in tune all through the set.

Quality:
When you hear the name Gretsch, quality comes to mind. If you want to hear how durable this guitar is, take a visit to the Brian Setzer website.

Value:
A bit pricey, but you'll own a piece of Rock 'n Roll history. If you have the means to pick one up I'd highly suggest doing so.

Desirability:
If you can afford a Gretsch, then you play pretty well, and people love guys who can really rock.

Sound:
The sound is nothing but crisply clean Gretsch. This guitar is not for the timid jazz plunkers, it was built for wailing the hell out of. This bad boy has been around since the dawn of rock, and will withstand any type of rock, but its true colors show with rockabilly, no doubt about that.

Support:
Never dealt with em because I only played this Gretsch at the store, but I'm sure they're great. With a price tag like Gretsch's, they better be good.

Overall:
This is, in my opinion the best you're ever gonna get as far as Spanish Electric (archtop) guitars. Can't get any better than a Gretsch Nashville.

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