My New Gretsch Guitar

Dr. Bantham

Dr. Bantham

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Since I am compelled to show off my new Gretsch guitar, I decided to create a new Show & Tell forum category. This is my new Gretsch G6119-1962 HT Tennessee Rose. It is a semi-hollow body electric guitar based on a 1962 design. It sounds as good as it looks. I have only managed to play it a couple of times thus far, so I will post again soon and gush on about my new baby. Click on the thumbnail image below to view it in full majesty.
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Feel free to post to this new category and feature some of your own favorite non-Ligottian possessions.
 
Gorgeousity made flesh.

Sort of looks like a Chet-Atkins-in-a-Box (or George Harrison-in-...).

What's the nut width on her?

Happy noodling!

Waff's
 
I've played a Gretsch before. I loved the tone I got out of it for jazzy type playing, but it's not exactly suited for metal (mainly the fact that it's a semi hollow).


nice steal though. they're beauties
 
What a lovely guitar, Brian. I admit to not being familiar with this name, but I know what I like when I see it. If my camera worked, I'd let you see my Eldest Spawn's Regal Resonator (which she begged for, and has since only played for a sum total of 36 minutes. Brat.).

Now, if I can find a Blue Left-handed Rickenbacker Bass model 4003, I'll be a happy man, as well as being prepared for agressive robot attackers.

Cheers!
-Aether
 
I simply cannot believe that it has been nearly four years since I procured this guitar. Technically, I have progressed no further than the doorstep of musical meanderings since then. Surely a hole in time devoured my yearnings.

Since my recent relative absence from TLO, I have reacquainted myself with my wayward muse and began to record music. Stay tuned.
 
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