Gretsch 1963 Gretsch Duo Jet Guitar

$21,000.00 Price Tier: High-end

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In the Solid Body Electric Guitars category, Gretsch 1963 Gretsch Duo Jet Guitar is priced in the High-end/Boutique range. This premium gear is built to very high standards and offers premium features.

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Vintage Bench Test: 1963 Gretsch Duo Jet

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The 1963 Gretsch Duo Jet is a charming blast from the past that requires a bit of TLC to shine. It's not in pristine condition—neck binding is missing, pickup rings are snapped, and the headstock has been repaired. The Burns vibrato is finicky, and the tone switch is more miss than hit. Yet, the vintage Filter’Tron pickups deliver a complex, woody tone with a hint of jangle, and the playability is surprisingly enjoyable once you acclimate. It's not for purists or collectors, but with a few adjustments, this guitar can become a gig-ready vintage rocker.

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Tyler Armstrong

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The Band Feel

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Year: 1963

In the video titled "A Vintage Guitar Parade with The Band Feel's Tyler Armstrong | Rig Rundown" by Premier Guitar, Tyler Armstrong showcases a 1963 Gretsch Duo Jet guitar as part of his guitar collection at the 24:31 mark.