Gretsch G6134T-58 Vintage Select '58 Penguin with Bigsby - year 2007
2007 Gretsch Penguin with bigsby. Super clean condition. It has the natural fade off the gold hard wear, that of a 20 year old Gretsch. Apart from the fade, I can't actually see any real player wear. Amazing guitar and looks cool as hell!! Comes with all paper work and original Grestch hard case.
The Gretsch G6134T-58 Vintage Select ’58 Penguin Electric Guitar harkens back to a paramount year in guitar craftsmanship for the company with a model that revitalizes iconic crisp looks and searing tone. Modeled after the iconic pups used in the '58 model, the new Filter'Tron TV Jones Classic humbuckers in the G6134T-58 explode with high-gain presence while retaining clarity in the mids and highs. Finished in Antique white with accented gold hardware, this is a commemorative piece of Gretsch history worth celebrating time and time over.
Brand Model- G6134T-58 Vintage Select '58 Penguin with Bigsby
- Sea Foam Green
- Vintage White
- 2018 - 2026
- Japan
- Mahogany
- Single Cutaway
- Solid Body
- Tremolo Tailpiece
- Green
- White
- Gloss
- Ebony
- 12"
- Gretsch Penguin
- Set-Neck
- Mahogany
- 22
- 6-String
- 1.6875"
- Non-Offset Body
- HH
- Right Handed
- 24.6"
- Gretsch Vintage Select
- Maple
- Plain
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| Condition | Excellent (Used) Excellent items are almost entirely free from blemishes and other visual defects and have been played or used with the utmost care.Learn more |
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