Step into a time machine with the Gretsch G6119-1959, a pitch-perfect re-creation of the legendary 1959 Chet Atkins Tennessee Rose. Designed for both stage and studio, this semi-hollowbody electric guitar is the embodiment of vintage flair and modern playability. With its TV Jones Power'Tron pickup, the G6119-1959 delivers a crisp, articulate tone that captures the essence of the late '50s sound. The Bigsby B6C vibrato tailpiece offers smooth pitch modulation, perfect for surf rock to rockabilly, while the "rocking" bar bridge ensures stable intonation and sustain.

The Gretsch G6119-1959 boasts a 2.5-inch deep laminated maple body, wrapped in a single cutaway design that’s both elegant and functional. Its ebony fingerboard is punctuated with Neo-Classic inlays, providing a sleek playing surface that feels as good as it looks. Grover Stay-Tite machine heads keep your tuning rock-solid, and the zero fret adds a professional touch to your playing experience.

Whether you're a collector, a performer, or an avid Gretsch fan, this guitar offers a unique blend of history and innovation. Its classic design is complemented by modern enhancements, making it a must-have for any serious guitarist looking to capture the rich, resonant sounds of a bygone era.

Key Features:

• 2.5" deep laminated maple body with original perimeter shape
• TV Jones Power'Tron pickup for vintage tone
• Bigsby B6C vibrato tailpiece for smooth pitch modulation
• "Rocking" bar bridge on rosewood base
• Unbound ebony fingerboard with Neo-Classic inlays
• Grover Stay-Tite machine heads
• Zero fret for enhanced playability
• Master volume and tone switch controls
• 24.6" scale length with 21 frets plus zero fret

Product specs

FAQs

What type of pickups does the Gretsch G6119-1959 use?

The Gretsch G6119-1959 is equipped with a TV Jones Power'Tron pickup in the bridge position, known for delivering a blend of classic Gretsch twang with increased midrange presence and output.

Is the Gretsch G6119-1959 suitable for rockabilly and country music?

Yes, the Gretsch G6119-1959 is well-suited for rockabilly and country music, thanks to its hollow body construction and TV Jones Power'Tron pickup, which offer a bright, punchy tone with plenty of twang.

What is the neck profile like on the Gretsch G6119-1959?

The Gretsch G6119-1959 features a set-neck construction with a laminated maple neck, providing a comfortable and smooth playing experience ideal for both rhythm and lead playing.

Does the Gretsch G6119-1959 come with a Bigsby vibrato?

Yes, the Gretsch G6119-1959 is equipped with a Bigsby B6C vibrato tailpiece, allowing for smooth pitch modulation and adding to its vintage aesthetic appeal.

What is the scale length of the Gretsch G6119-1959?

The Gretsch G6119-1959 has a scale length of 24.6 inches, which contributes to its playability and slightly looser string tension compared to longer scale guitars.