Single pickup (bridge location) Duo Jet. Blue finish would be preferable!
Gretsch Model That Doesn't Exist
- Thread starter drmilktruck
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I would like to see Gretsch reissue the original 1959 Country Gentleman with the switches and mahogany color, and also the Super Chet withe the abalone inlays. Also the 1960 thin line Country Club.
ChloeDogsDad
Gretschie
It's in section 3, paragraph 7 of the user agreement when you sign up for the forum.
I’d like to see a center block double-cut model with a traditional neck angle, a B6 V-cut Bigsby, and color options including an orange-red inspired by an Arizona sunset. Oh wait ….
I would prefer it to have the chambered center block of the newer center block models, but that is highly negotiable.
Ditch that ill-conceived “familiar” (flattish) Fender-like neck angle and tension bar Bigsby.
I would prefer it to have the chambered center block of the newer center block models, but that is highly negotiable.
Ditch that ill-conceived “familiar” (flattish) Fender-like neck angle and tension bar Bigsby.
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General_Lee
Synchromatic
Any Proline model with an Electromatic price tag...
This a Custom Shop version, but there was a Guitar Center FSR version with 2 f-holes more than 10 years ago.
I used it as a model for my Brown Bear Custom Jet:
I used it as a model for my Brown Bear Custom Jet:
gretschdog
Newbie
I would build a LEFT HANDED domestic model WITH A BIGSBY
that you don't have to pay $3000 for.
that you don't have to pay $3000 for.
azrielle
Electromatic
A "Mini Rat Rod", e.g. 2.25" thick, same body shape with the lower bout diameter reduced from 16" to 14". With a TUSQ XL nut, and a less string strainful headstock similar to a Breedlove.
Or, simply reissue the Baldwin Era Blackhawk complete with a "tuning fork bridge", but with a 14" lower bout diameter.
Or, simply reissue the Baldwin Era Blackhawk complete with a "tuning fork bridge", but with a 14" lower bout diameter.
j_double_u
Electromatic
I really would like a non-electro Penguin parlor in vintage/traditional rancher or cowboy style.
afire
Friend of Fred
I would second the first post by DrM. The rambler is one pickup and an inch and a half away from being possibly the coolest guitar Gretsch ever made. But to be fair, I've never actually played one. I might be perfectly fine with the 23" scale. The internet says I wouldn't, but I'm starting to suspect that the internet isn't always the best judge of what I would and wouldn't like.
Sea Devil
Electromatic
Just a DuoJet with Dynas and a 25.5" scale. (Bigsby and heavily chambered)
Hollow body double cut jet with one (maybe 2) cat eye hole. Kinda inspired by the Gibson Johnny A.
Ive considered long scale, but after getting a long scale bass and played long scale guitars, ease of playability is paramount to me, which means short scale for me.
Ive considered long scale, but after getting a long scale bass and played long scale guitars, ease of playability is paramount to me, which means short scale for me.
Duo Slinger
Country Gent
6120 with 59 specs and a speed neck.
JC higgy
Gretschified
Super Chet body and neck inlays with 55 Falcon appointments, vertical logo on head,Dyna's,Caddy tailpiece,and lashings of gold sparkly binding. So,nothing too fancy.. 
That's true. Well, this problem can be adressed via a modded Electromatic G5220LH
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Does it exists ? The Annie yes, but the Junior ?
I don't see... I know that Dr. Milktruck is fan of Blue, but ?
No... Here you are exagerating, @ishtar !
A+!
cielski
Senior Gretsch-Talker
Nobody's mentioned an Electro Billy-Bo?
Post #3 & #8
cielski
Senior Gretsch-Talker
I've slept since then.
cielski
Senior Gretsch-Talker
We desperately need a delete button!
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Now there's an echo here???
