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The Gretsch Nashville 6120-1960 is a hollow-body electric guitar first introduced in 1958. It is known for its rich, warm sound and distinctive "hollow-body" sustain. The guitar has been played by many famous musicians, including Chet Atkins, Brian Setzer, and Pete Townshend. Those instruments are considered some of the best Gretsch guitars ever made. They are highly sought-after by collectors and musicians alike.
If it weren't for a tiny crack around the jack and a few small varnish chips around its edge, this guitar would otherwise be in Very Good condition.
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