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The guitarist’s signature Gretsch was left feeling the heat, and it made for a grizzly sight
Three distinct Bigsby-bolstered models have been included in the drop
One persona’s small-shop attitude and one-to-one service secured his company’s place in a challenging market, and helped revitalize the Gretsch brand
Available exclusively at Guitar Center, the $549 six-string aims for tonal versatility with the help of a rather peculiar semi-hollow design
Sound the dream guitar klaxon as Gretsch gives a makeover to Falcon, Tennessean and Nashville hollowbodies and positions the Broadkaster LX as a high-end semi for high-gain antics
The working musician’s hollowbody designed to handle most popular styles but retaining that unmistakably cool Gretsch vibe
Introduced to compete with Gibson, these Gretsch solidbodies weren’t really solid at all – but they sure were cool
Always the ‘Les Paul’ of the Gretsch line since it first appeared back in the 50s, the Jet gets a snazzy Electromatic makeover. Style over substance? Let’s plug in…
The Falcon has played a key part in helping Duffy form his signature blend of psychedelic gothic hard rock over the past four decades
As solid-bodied models began taking the guitar world by storm in the early ’50s, Gretsch joined the party with the revolutionary single-cut 6128 Duo Jet and its twangsome DeArmond ‘Dynasonic’ single coils
