12 String Gretsch Guitars Guitars

Although a lot has changed over the past 80 years, one thing has managed to stay the same. Somewhere in the world, there’s a kid who’s got something to say, and chooses to do so through the power of a Gretsch guitar. In fact, with more and more musicians discovering the phenomenal knockout punch that Gretsch delivers everyday, that’s a sentiment that won’t be changing anytime soon. Over four generations, Gretsch guitars have provided players with the quality and precision needed to take their skills and talent to new heights of greatness. With their signature twang and jangle, the distinctive hollow body sound of a Gretsch guitar is widely recognized, and has been a source of passion for artists ranging from Chet Atkins to Brian Setzer. In fact, both of those artists even have their own signature Gretsch models.

Whether you’re an experienced player or just getting started, Gretsch guitars have a model for every playing level. For an affordable guitar that has plenty of jangle and very little hum, the Gretsch Electromatic Pro Jet with Bigsby B50 tailpiece is an instrument that will surely provide more twang for your buck. The intonation is astounding, its playability is superb, and the appearance is pure Gretsch. Another popular model is the G5420T Electromatic Hollowbody Electric Guitar. A single-cutaway hollowbody that’s complete with Filter’Tron pickups and a Bigsby tremolo, the look and sound of this guitar is nothing short of phenomenal.

With so many models to choose from, we would be here all day if we tried to discuss them all. The fact is, when you’re in possession of a Gretsch guitar, you’re in possession of a sound that’s truly special. It’s a sound that’s firmly cemented forever in the history of popular music, and a sound that will forever remain a vehicle for musicians all over the world who’ve got something to say. That’s the power of a Gretsch guitar.