Скачать или смотреть 1961 Gretsch Tennessean 6119 Chet Atkins 00603

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This 15 3/4-inch-wide "thick-body" (2 1/4 inches deep) guitar weighs just 6.60 lbs. and has a nut width of just over 1 1/16 inches and a short Chet Atkins scale length of 24 1/2 inches. Double-bound (white and black) maple body with two painted-on f-holes (with no white border), three-piece maple/ebony/maple neck with a medium profile, and unbound rosewood fretboard with 21 small frets and neo-classic inlaid pearloid thumbprint (half-moon) position markers. Black-finished headstock with inlaid pearl Gretsch "T-roof" logo. Two-layer (black on white) plastic truss-rod cover. Serial number ("41975") impressed into the top edge of the headstock. Individual Grover StaTite tuners with cloverleaf metal buttons. Two Gretsch Hi-Lo'Tron (humbucker) pickups with silver plastic surrounds and outputs of 2.81k and 2.87k. Silver-gray Lucite pickguard with Gretsch "T-roof" logo in black. Three controls (two volume on lower treble bout and one master volume on cutaway bout) plus two three-way tone selector switches on upper bass bout. Chrome "Arrow-through-G" knobs with cross-hatch pattern on sides. Gretsch "bar" bridge on ebony base and aluminum V-cutout Bigsby ("Gretsch by Bigsby") vibrato tailpiece. This guitar is in exceptionally fine (9.00) condition, with the absolute bare minimum of belt buckle wear on the back of the guitar, a few tiny marks on the edges (including one small ding on the edge of the treble horn), and a tiny amount of playing wear on the back of the neck. This super-playing guitar is one of the last examples with the thicker body (2 1/4 inches deep) and without the standby switch. Housed in the original Gretsch silver gray hardshell case with five latches and purple velvet lining (8.75).