| Serial Number | 34708, made in 1960. |
| Pricing | $1150 with non-original Gretsch case. SOLD |
| Neck | Maple neck with unbound rosewood fingerboard, neo-classic inlays. |
| Frets | Refretted, so this guitar is ready to gig! |
| Body | Trestle Bracing! Bound Maple laminate body with unbound F-holes. Binding is in good shape. |
| Finish | Tobacco sunburst nitrocellulose lacquer finish. This guitar has been played, so the finish is heavily worn on the neck, with some wear on the top and back. |
| Hardware/electronics | Several parts have been replaced on this guitar. The original Grover Sta-Tites have been replaced with Schaller mini-tuners, and the original Hi-Lo ‘Tron single coil has been replaced with a ‘Patent Applied For’ Filter ‘Tron humbucker. The original Space Control bridge on ebony base is included, as is the G tailpiece. The pickguard is newer, and the ‘mud-switch’ tip is a Gibson-style part. |
| Playability/Action | This guitar, while not fully original, plays great. It’s been refretted, the neck angle is good, and so you could easily do a quick setup to your particular taste and head to a gig with it. |
| Case | Non-original Gretsch hardshell case included. |
| Comments | The Gretch 6125 Anniversary model is structurally very similar to the 6120. This particular example has a few oddities: the body has trestle bracing, and the label clearly states that it’s a 6121 – but the 6121 is a quite different guitar! While not fully original, this is a very functional piece that’s ready to gig or record. |
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