80) delivers full, well-articulated acoustic tone and premium features include a laminated spruce top with scalloped X bracing and the traditional Gretsch Rancher triangular sound hole, laminated mahogany back and sides, mahogany neck with 20-fret... This year's NAMM show has seen guitar manufacturer Gretsch bring back its Rancher acoustic range, which was originally released in the early 1950s. The new five-instrument selection of body sizes and styles combines the Rancher's classic features with modern sound, strength and playability. The first models were known for their triangular sound holes and elegant pickguards. The G3800 Rancher Orchestra (£250.
The Reverend Horton Heat Holds Mass at Ace of Spades
As the bass was lowered all the way to the ground, Heath got on top of it and rode it like a pro. Image by: Rik Keller Standing tall and proud, he played his Gretsch while Jimbo plucked away without even a break in the beat. At the end of the song,
SLICKFASTER: an assault on Rockabilly at the Redondo pier Thursday
and Leticia Ann Loya — the sultry brunette vocalist with a voice that'll slap the “doghouse” till you wince – on upright bass as well as backing vocals. If you know the way a Gretsch hollow body sounds through a Fender Bassman, you will agree,
Free & Easy with The Reverend Horton Heat
Now, I know you love your signature Gretsch, as well as your Gibson ES-175, but is there a dream guitar out there that you've never laid your mitts on? Well, you know, quite honestly, not really other than for maybe investment purposes.
Jeff Bridges' Troubadour Concert: Laughs, Licks and a "Lebowski" Reference
He followed with the Greg Brown-penned “Blue Car,” for which he strapped on a Gretsch electric. There was an interesting juxtaposition of new songs midset. Album opener “What a Little Bit of Love Can Do” got the crowd going with its radio-friendly
Gretsch is also pushing its American-made USA Custom kits as demand for these and Ludwig's top-end drums is at its strongest for years. USA Customs are now available in three configurations - rock, fusion and bebop sizes - all instantly available from
Building my own...
You can probably go down to a music shop with a big canvas and ask to trace one if they have any in stock. Or you can just ask the people that work there how to get your hands on a template.
I'm kinda a beginner but i know how to play guitar and a bit of bass, and this is my first bass. Don't know which I should get???
I wold not recommend either one of those bass guitars because they only have one pickup. Therefore, you are locked into three basic tones that you are going to get from that bass. You have one tone knob and so you can set the tone as low middle or high.
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www.fattoneguitars.com Matt Lux of Fat Tone Guitars demos the Gretsch G6073 Electrotone Bass through the Ampeg SVT Classic bass rig.
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