1964 Gretsch 6120 – Orange
Check out this beautiful 1964 Gretsch 6120 in Orange that just came into our shop! This one has us buzzing, mainly because this is the same model as the guitar John Lennon used in the “Paperback Writer” sessions. This hollow body features two gold-plated Filter’tron pickups, a horseshoe inlay on the headstock, and a single mute by the bridge. This model features Gretsch’s Tone-Switch Circuit with a standby switch for many different sounds and tonal combinations. The binding throughout the guitar and these neo-classic inlays are in great shape, with a few binding cracks, as to be expected on a Gretsch of this age. The pickguard does feature the “Chet Atkins” signature, but appears from the era. This instrument is also equipped with a Bigsby for even more options! Overall, the guitar is in great shape, and the original Orange finish is beautifully rich with a nice light patina.
Overall Condition: 9, patina, light playwear and checking, minor binding aging
Specifications
- finish_details Orange, Original, Great Condition with light patina, playwear and checking. Binding aging on the heel cap
- body_material Maple Laminate
- neck_material Maple
- fretboard_material Ebony
- neck_profile Medium C
- weight 7 lbs 9 oz
- scale_length 24-1/2"
- pickup_readings N: 4.27K B: 4.27K
- tubes
- speakers
- electronics Original, Untouched
- nut_width 1-11/16"
- hardware Original with one changed switch tip, Good Condition, patina and light plating wear
- includes Original Hardshell Case
- year
Well Strung Guitars
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