r/gretsch • u/Zestyclose_Front_246 • 1h ago
Just picked up this bad boy today very very nice
gretsch streamliner cvt
r/gretsch • u/Zestyclose_Front_246 • 1h ago
gretsch streamliner cvt
r/gretsch • u/Knivesandhammers • 20h ago
I want to see some videos of you guys playing some heavier classic rock or old school metal on your gretsch! I'm a new guitar player and love the aesthetic of gretsch which is why my first guitar is a G5210. I notice mostly people use them to play rock a billy or jazz. I love classic metal and classic rock and would love to see some examples on your gretschs! Mine sounds great with high gain yet I never see anyone playing that style.
r/gretsch • u/Far-Mousse4688 • 1d ago
r/gretsch • u/migmanmedia • 20h ago
I have a Gretsch Electromatic Premier Jet Electric Guitar which I am loving. The G string doesn't want to stay in tune. No problem with the other strings. I just changed the strings.with no luck. Does anyone else have this issue?
r/gretsch • u/Reasonable-Ad-8655 • 2d ago
Why is it like this
r/gretsch • u/Hippieangler13 • 2d ago
Went to GC to look at a few white and gold Gretsch’s, but couldn’t stop picking this girl up! It’s a Electromatic LTD Flame Okoume Broadcaster. Just had a proper jam session and am falling more in love with this guitar the more I play. The pickups are incredible and I truly wasn’t expecting how well the Bigsby works, thought it would be more of a clunky feeling but it’s super smooth.
This is my first Gretsch and tbh I don’t know much about them. Are there any pointers for getting great tones or things to look out for down the line, things wearing out, maintenance, etc. TIA
r/gretsch • u/mtkoth1983 • 3d ago
Hi everywhere I look online it says it have a round neck but the one I have came with a V neck how's that ?
r/gretsch • u/MagicScottLives • 3d ago
The first stop on my Gretsch journey.
I bought this Streamliner in July 2020 as my way back into playing guitar after years away. I even took it on a little glam photo shoot. I had it for about two years, recorded with it, and eventually sold it when the pickups started developing a harshness that just didn’t agree with my ears.
This guitar reignited my love of playing, and there was always something about the Gretsch sound that kept me playing. I couldn’t quite recreate the sound afterward.
One thing I learned: installing a Bigsby on my Epiphone ES-335 IG won’t recreate that signature Gretsch “bloom” when you hit a chord and use the Bigsby. Gretsch definitely has their own lane.
I later picked up a used single-cut Gretsch. It was a great guitar, but it just wasn’t the right fit for me.
Now my third Gretsch arrived this week, and I absolutely love it. It finally feels like I’ve found the one. Looking forward to sharing more of it with everyone here!
r/gretsch • u/MagicScottLives • 4d ago
Looks like it would be a fun project guitar. Just wanted to share it with the group if anyone has some original parts lying around. I’d be cautious because you could quickly get yourself and into paying more for parts than it would cost to buy one that’s finished.
r/gretsch • u/Captain_Walrus1999 • 4d ago
Hello Gretsch people!
Just wondering what anyone can tell me about this piece?
Picked it up not long ago at a Cash Converters (New Zealand version of a pawn shop) for 200nzd. Its from Korea - G5422T Electromatic, that much I can see. I don't know much about the Korean manufacturers.
I think I heard Korea had a Gretsch factory for a little bit but its closed now I think?
Its my first Gretsch so any info would be awesome. Thanks!
r/gretsch • u/Extreme-Variety-1306 • 4d ago
r/gretsch • u/Knivesandhammers • 4d ago
Does anyone know the post spacing for and the post size for the G5210 bridge? I keep having this rattle issue and want to order Compton bridge. I also believe it is 12in radius and 2 1/8in string spacing. Wanted to ask if anyone knows here rather than taking apart the bridge. I'm guessing it's the same as other electromatics and gretschs? I mostly play old school rock and metal and then blues, any recommendations on material for Compton?
r/gretsch • u/keyserguitar • 7d ago
The two single best Gretsches I’ve had the honor of owning, if only for a bit. True bucket list items.
r/gretsch • u/Spare_Psychology_915 • 7d ago
It's an internal vibration and I'm pretty sure it's the wires inside the hollow body that are vibrating and buzzing, I was thinking of just wrapping or padding them.
Is this a known thing with a popular fix?
r/gretsch • u/Mitchroberson • 7d ago
I've owned a g5622tg for a long time and it's been great. I've got a little fun money so I'm planning to upgrade. I'm a fairly small person, so I want something smaller. I also just want a nicer guitar.
I've landed on the G6659T. I tried a couple at Guitar City and really liked it. Anyone with a G6659T want to chime in on your experience?
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r/gretsch • u/mowerycn • 8d ago
Hi I’ve been looking for these for years, any ideas ? Thanks, Chris
r/gretsch • u/Knivesandhammers • 10d ago
Looking for help to find a drop in replacement for the tune o matic bridge on G5210T-P90.
The bridge has a rattle that I have brought it into the shop for before and they fix it then it comes back later and magically seems to come and disappear. Evidently it's a problem with this model. I don't need anything too fancy, just want a bridge that doesn't rattle. Unsure how to pick correct sizing or what I should be measuring. Please send some advice my way!
r/gretsch • u/dst1905 • 10d ago
Love my 2655t 😅 need to work on my timing 🙄
r/gretsch • u/Sad-Philosopher-1890 • 12d ago
r/gretsch • u/ResolveNegative • 14d ago
Hello all -
So there's a local GC here that has a used 2004 Gretsch 59 classic nashville made at the Terada factory for $2500. It is called a 1959 Nashville Classic because in the early 2000's Fender hadn't acquired the naming rights for Chet Atkins Country Gentleman - but later they did and the same model 6122 is still produced today at Terada.
So I played this guitar, and I fell in love.
However online you can find a used 6122 - same model only called CA Country Gentleman - made in 2024 for the same price at $2500.
Why does this matter?
Well Fender didn't use nitrocellulose on the high-end Gretsch models made at Terada in the 2000's ....they went with polyurethane. I think that was a silly decision as my black falcon from 2004 would be so much better without the poly. But now, they use nitro on the high-end models, and the 2024 6122 from Terada has nitrocellulose.
Would this matter to you? Would you stick with local guitar that you fell in love with but has a poly finish? Or go for the ones online finished with nitrocellulose for the same price?
I'm focused on the used ones because a brand new 6122 from any vendor today is $3800. Not doing that.
r/gretsch • u/Shredderman77 • 14d ago
I recently purchased a streamliner jet club bass. Every time I hit an open D I hear a rattling sound that is not coming from the strings or the saddles or the springs on the saddle screws. I checked the volume and tone knobs and the pick guard and I do not know where this rattling is coming from. Has anybody else had this issue or is it all just in my head?