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A Gretsch Country Gentleman from 1966. Made from figured maple, with an ebony fingerboard, and floating bridge. Equipped with dual humbucking pickups, Gretsch by Bigsby tremolo tailpiece, two lever-actuated string mute, and modern Grover sealed tuning machines. Unique controls include neck and bridge volume controls with master volume. Original hardshell case included. Made in USA.
This product is in Fair Condition (Learn More)
Condition Notes: Needs neck reset, refret, rebound, and mutes replaced. (This item is sold As-Is)× This used product is in Fair Condition
Fair condition items are used and have various imperfections that impact the function of the item. They aren’t broken but have minor functional issues and minor to severe cosmetic imperfections. Ideal for budget-conscious players or those willing to give it a little extra care.
Condition Notes: Needs neck reset, refret, rebound, and mutes replaced. (This item is sold As-iS)
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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
- 1966
- SN 81102
- Double cutaway body
- Gloss walnut finish on maple body
- Maple top, back, sides, and 2-piece neck
- Painted on f-holes
- Ebony fingerboard with "thumbnail" pearl inlay
- Dual Gretsch humbucking pickups (Filtertron and Supertron)
- Bridge, neck, and master volume controls
- Three-way tone circuit selector switch
- Three way pickup selector switch on upper bass bout
- Three-way standby / selector switch (by volumes)
- Gretsch by Bigsby tremolo tailpiece
- Floating adjustable bridge
- Gold hardware (worn)
- White- bound body, neck, and peghead (flaking off, a few pieces missing)
- Raised plastic gold backed pickguard reads "GRETSCH"
- Black peghead overlay features brass Chet Atkins nameplate
- Name plate reads "THE / CHET ATKINS / COUNTRY GENTLEMAN / 81102"
- Pots are dated 47th week of 1965
- ~24-3/4" scale, 1-5/8" nut, 22 frets (zero fret)
- 8.0 lbs.
- Missing back pad
- This model (double cut) was played by George Harrison (c.1963 - 64 - Ed Sullivan Show)
- Made in USA
- Sold AS-IS
Gretsch 6122 Chet Atkins Country Gentleman Hollowbody Electric Guitar (1966)
Gretsch 6122 Chet Atkins Country Gentleman Hollowbody Electric Guitar (1966)
SKU: 40U-223816
A Gretsch Country Gentleman from 1966. Made from figured maple, with an ebony fingerboard, and floating bridge. Equipped with dual humbucking pickups, Gretsch by Bigsby tremolo tailpiece, two lever-actuated string mute, and modern Grover sealed tuning machines. Unique controls include neck and bridge volume controls with master volume. Original hardshell case included. Made in USA.
Condition Notes: Needs neck reset, refret, rebound, and mutes replaced. (This item is sold As-Is)
Fair condition items are used and have various imperfections that impact the function of the item. They aren’t broken but have minor functional issues and minor to severe cosmetic imperfections. Ideal for budget-conscious players or those willing to give it a little extra care.
Condition Notes: Needs neck reset, refret, rebound, and mutes replaced. (This item is sold As-iS)
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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
- 1966
- SN 81102
- Double cutaway body
- Gloss walnut finish on maple body
- Maple top, back, sides, and 2-piece neck
- Painted on f-holes
- Ebony fingerboard with "thumbnail" pearl inlay
- Dual Gretsch humbucking pickups (Filtertron and Supertron)
- Bridge, neck, and master volume controls
- Three-way tone circuit selector switch
- Three way pickup selector switch on upper bass bout
- Three-way standby / selector switch (by volumes)
- Gretsch by Bigsby tremolo tailpiece
- Floating adjustable bridge
- Gold hardware (worn)
- White- bound body, neck, and peghead (flaking off, a few pieces missing)
- Raised plastic gold backed pickguard reads "GRETSCH"
- Black peghead overlay features brass Chet Atkins nameplate
- Name plate reads "THE / CHET ATKINS / COUNTRY GENTLEMAN / 81102"
- Pots are dated 47th week of 1965
- ~24-3/4" scale, 1-5/8" nut, 22 frets (zero fret)
- 8.0 lbs.
- Missing back pad
- This model (double cut) was played by George Harrison (c.1963 - 64 - Ed Sullivan Show)
- Made in USA
- Sold AS-IS
