Gretsch G6122T-62 Vintage Select Edition '62 Chet Atkins Country Gentleman Guitar (Walnut Stain)

Made famous by The Beatles' George Harrison, the 1962 Country Gentleman is the sound of rock 'n' roll. The Gretsch G6122T-62 Vintage Select Edition '62 Chet Atkins Country Gentleman Hollow Body with Bigsby 6-String Right-Handed Electric Guitar has the unmistakable sound and style that marked the beginning of a musical invasion. Sonically, this guitar is ready to tear it up with a flexible tone that fits any musical situation. This Vintage Select Edition guitar is available in a Walnut Stain finish.
Features
A pair of TV Jones Classic pickups responds to every pick stroke or strum with a refined, articulate tone. Traditional Gretsch controls, including per-pickup volume controls, master volume, and a three-way tone switch allow you to create countless tonal variations for a personalized tone. The new Gretsch ‘Squeezebox’ capacitors deliver silky vintage high-end. The standard ‘U’-shaped maple neck bears a 12-inch-radius ebony fingerboard with 22 frets and zero-fret for a memorable playing experience that works with any style. The sealed laminated maple body with simulated F-holes minimizes feedback while providing for authentically vintage tone. A pinned ‘rocking’ bar bridge reacts in concert with the Bigsby B6GVT vibrato tailpiece for stable tuning while the bone nut lets the strings slide freely without binding in the slots. A true rock 'n' roll classic, this guitar features the appointments that made this guitar a legend - dual foam string mutes with red felt surrounds, standby switch, laminated 3-ply maple top, gold G-arrow control knobs, aged white binding with black purfling, gloss urethane finish, aged pearloid thumbnail inlays, gold vintage thick plexi pickguard with Gretsch logo and gold Grover Imperial tuning machines. A distinguished instrument from the earliest days of the British Invasion, the G6122T-62 Vintage Select Edition '62 Chet Atkins Country Gentleman Hollow Body with Bigsby is the guitar that laid down the foundation of rock as fans know it.