1964 Gretsch Sparkle Jet 6129 This Sparkle Jet is a super clean example that sounds as good as it looks with the Filtertron pickups. This guitar's neck has a nut width of 1.70", a depth of 0.83" at the first fret, and a...
A superb 1957 Gretsch PX 6128 Duo Jet, in excellent condition. The Duo Jet was introduced in 1954 alongside its sister model the PX 6129 Silver Jet, this series was completed by the PX 6131 Jet Fire Bird the following...
Freshly inspected and set up in-house by our esteemed Guitar Tech. In Very Good Vintage condition with modest wear for an instrument of this age, including some scratches, small marks, scrapes, edgewear, and natural...
This Gretsch Country Gentleman was made in the USA in 1961. It is a rare transitional version and we have not seen another like it. It has a thin body and single cutaway which is typical of 1961, but also the double...
1961 Gretsch Duo jet, Previously was personally owned by Randy Bachman from the Bachman Turner Overdrive (BTO) and the Guess Who, Bought by the Gretsch Family and sold through Julien’s Auctions March of 2021, Two...
1960 Gretsch Silver Jet, Previously was personally owned by Randy Bachman from the Bachman Turner Overdrive (BTO) and the Guess Who, Bought by the Gretsch Family and sold through Julien’s Auctions March of 2021, PAF...
A stunning 1959 Gretsch 6120 Chet Atkins, in very good condition. Less then 2 years after the creation of the Filter’tron, Gretsch starting equipping their seminal 6120 model with this new breed of pickup as a...
An exceptional Gretsch 6130 Round Up, in very good condition. A true cowboy’s guitar that has a lot more to it than what first meets the eye. First of all regarding the aspect of the guitar, one could say it would be...
1956 Gretsch 6120, Western Orange, Rare guitar with “G” brand and block inlays, Some gorgeous burled Maple on the neck, Gold hardware, DeArmond pickups, Bigsby, Very fine instrument, VG+++, OHSC, $13,995
1956 Gretsch 6120, All Western Features, Western Orange finish, G-Brand, Cactus inlays, Steer head motif logo on headstock, Dual DeArmond Dynasonic pickups, Bigsby, EC, Cowboy case, $17,995
Funny how the Les Paul ended up being a $400,000 guitar while the average Duo Jet sells for under $10K. Gretsch designed the Duo Jet in 1953 to compete directly with Gibsons gold top just released in 1952. I have lately...
1960 Gretsch Country Gentleman, Truly fabulous looking super flamed Maple top! Nicest we have ever seen on a single cutaway Country Gent, Original patent number Filtertron pickups and Gold hardware, Additional...
EXC+ 1957 Gretch 6120 Vintage Electric Guitar in clean Western Orange finish. Bigsby, Square-cut Pickguard, 2 3/4-inch thick, 16-inch-wide all Maple Body with F-Holes featuring black-white edge binding. Three piece...
rare finish, more red like a 6119 , hump inlays, all original, tweed case shows wear, great little Rock & Roll machine