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Built in Brooklyn during the first year of the 6071's production run, the Tennessean Bass is a single-cutaway thinline hollowbody with a laminate maple ElectroTone body, faux "bound f-holes", full-profile maple neck, and a single Super'Tron-style pickup. Also known as the "The Monkees' bass" as played by Peter Tork on the TV show. This one is walnut, and has it's padded back cover. Chrome hardware. Van Ghent tuners. NO CASE. Made in USA. On consignment.
This product is in Very Good condition (Learn More)
Condition Notes: New heel cap, Top finish has faded a lot, replacement nut, fret work and expert setup by our shop.× This item comes with our Expert Setup
This used product is in Very Good Condition
Very Good: This used item may have some scratches, pick wear, missing finish, or buckle rash, but nothing that affects playability or functionality.
Condition Notes: New heel cap, Top finish has faded a lot, replacement nut, fret work and expert setup by our shop.
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The following specs were provided by our repair and appraisal teams.
For a more detailed description please call (517) 372-7880.
- 1968
- SN 4866
- Single cutaway maple ElectroTone-style body, 16" wide, 2" deep
- Bound top, Walnut finish
- Faux bound f-holes, padded snap-on back cover
- New heel cap by our shop
- Full-profile maple neck
- Ebony fingerboard, pearloid dot inlays, zero fret
- 1-5/8" nut, 29-1/2" scale
- Single Super'Tron-style pickup, bar magnet construction
- Master volume control, 3-way tone switch, standby switch
- Lever activated string mute (upper portion replaced)
- Thumb and finger rests
- Chrome harware
- Space Control bridge on wooden foot
- G-cutout folded metal tailpiece
- Van Ghent tuners
- 7.8 Lbs. ~29-1/2" scale, 1-5/8" nut
- NO CASE
- Built in Brooklyn, New York, USA
- Consignment
Gretsch 6071 "Tennessean" Hollowbody Electric Bass (1968)
Gretsch 6071 "Tennessean" Hollowbody Electric Bass (1968)
SKU: 55U-224072
Built in Brooklyn during the first year of the 6071's production run, the Tennessean Bass is a single-cutaway thinline hollowbody with a laminate maple ElectroTone body, faux "bound f-holes", full-profile maple neck, and a single Super'Tron-style pickup. Also known as the "The Monkees' bass" as played by Peter Tork on the TV show. This one is walnut, and has it's padded back cover. Chrome hardware. Van Ghent tuners. NO CASE. Made in USA. On consignment.
Condition Notes: New heel cap, Top finish has faded a lot, replacement nut, fret work and expert setup by our shop.
This used product is in Very Good Condition
Very Good: This used item may have some scratches, pick wear, missing finish, or buckle rash, but nothing that affects playability or functionality.
Condition Notes: New heel cap, Top finish has faded a lot, replacement nut, fret work and expert setup by our shop.
Learn more about our condition ratings
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The following specs were provided by our repair and appraisal teams.
For a more detailed description please call (517) 372-7880.
- 1968
- SN 4866
- Single cutaway maple ElectroTone-style body, 16" wide, 2" deep
- Bound top, Walnut finish
- Faux bound f-holes, padded snap-on back cover
- New heel cap by our shop
- Full-profile maple neck
- Ebony fingerboard, pearloid dot inlays, zero fret
- 1-5/8" nut, 29-1/2" scale
- Single Super'Tron-style pickup, bar magnet construction
- Master volume control, 3-way tone switch, standby switch
- Lever activated string mute (upper portion replaced)
- Thumb and finger rests
- Chrome harware
- Space Control bridge on wooden foot
- G-cutout folded metal tailpiece
- Van Ghent tuners
- 7.8 Lbs. ~29-1/2" scale, 1-5/8" nut
- NO CASE
- Built in Brooklyn, New York, USA
- Consignment
