After further review, there can be little doubt in this photo that that is a Gretsch Chet Atkins Nashville guitar.

Bob can be seen playing a Gretsch 6120 Chet Atkins Nashville guitar while recording with Johnny Nash. This was taken sometime in the early 1970s (presumably 1971). Nash or the studio possibly owned the guitar.

In this photo gallery interview, James Dean Bradfield says, “It just looked lovely, and I had no concerns about the action, pickups or anything. But it really helped Everything Must Go - the title track, Enola Alone, quite a few other songs. It’s got a really range-y sound."

Francis ocupa esta guitarra en varios shows de Los Bunkers

Álvaro Henriquez use this guitar in Petinellis and Los Prisioneros

Mauricio Durán used the Gretsch 6120 DC Chet Atkins guitar for the song "Las cosas que cambié y dejé por ti" during Los Bunkers' brief tour in Mexico in June/July 2024, culminating in a major concert at the Palacio de los Deportes, as seen in the video. The guitar belongs to his brother Francisco Durán.

Ángel Parra used the Gretsch 6120 DC Chet Atkins guitar during the recording of Los Tres's fourth studio album, "Fome," which was recorded in Woodstock, USA. This is evidenced by the studio recording documentation.

Gonzalo usa esta guitarra para la canción "quién fuera" en sus presentaciones en México, esta le pertenece a Francisco Durán

A user-uploaded photo shows Kevin Jonas playing a Gretsch 6120 DC Chet Atkins guitar.

Manu Chao used a Gretsch 6120 DC Chet Atkins Nashville extensively during his career with the french band Mano Negra (see for example this live video of the song "Pas assez de toi" : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSvklUkAVk8&list=RDOSvklUkAVk8&start_radio=1) as well as during his solo career (see for example this live video, at 2:30 : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-q6TjM1bQBE). Judging by the knobs layout and the plate on the headstock, we can confirm that this is the DC "Chet Atkins Nashville" model.

Paul Atkinson is documented using a Gretsch Nashville 6120-60 during a live performance of The Zombies' song "She's Not There" on the Hullabaloo TV Show in 1965. This is confirmed by the specific horseshoe shape on the top of the truss rod cover on the headstock, distinguishing it from an electromatic model. This performance is included in a digitally restored video by jarichards99utube on YouTube.

This guitar is used by him in unplugged type live appearances.