An impeccable G6120 that we got in from a client, and I must say this is one of the most stable Gretsch guitars that I ever had in my hands ! The trick is the fixed rolling bridge, so you don't have to worry about changing strings and the floating bridge shifts from one place to another. The job is done by a decent luthier ! The rolling saddles are also a blessing, so using the Bigsby does not affect the tuning. Just in case that you are not familiar with these, its not a Floyd Rose for metal dive-bombs ... Think Rockabilly, 50s and 60s sounds - and you'll love it !

The Gretsch 6120 is one of the most iconic hollow-body electric guitars ever made — especially tied to rockabilly, early rock ’n’ roll, country, and roots music. A 2000-era 6120 sits in an interesting transition period: modern enough to be reliable, but still very “old Gretsch” in personality.

The 6120 has a huge, resonant hollow maple body that gives it:

• a very open, woody acoustic character
• sharp attack and “snap”
• lots of upper-mid chime
• natural compression and twang
• Fixed Rolling bridge, never go out of tune again
• Pre-Fender

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Body : Hollow body, single cutaway

Body wood : Laminated maple

Body width : 16"

Body depth : Approx. 2.75"

Neck : Maple set neck

Fingerboard : Ebony 

Scale length : 24.6"

Nut width : ~1.6875" (43 mm)

Frets : 22 medium jumbo

Pickups : Dual Filter’Tron humbuckers

Controls : Master volume, individual pickup volumes, 3-way pickup selector, 3-way tone switch (“mud switch”)

Bridge : FIXED (!)roller bridge on rosewood base

Tailpiece : Bigsby B6/B60 vibrato

Tuners : Sealed Grover/Gretsch tuners

Finish : Orange stain/poly finish 

Country of manufacture : Japan (Terada)