Vintage 1959 Gretsch 6125 Single Anniversary Model Guitar

This is an in-hand demo of a '59 Gretsch 6125 Single Anniversary. It's played through a Roland Space Echo into a '63 Fender Blond Bassman. It's a very resonant fast playing guitar with beautiful tone. It's essentially a stripped down '59 6120 with one neck pickup. Trestle bracing, 2.75" depth, B6 Bigsby (stock!), ebony fingerboard, '59 PAF Filtertron.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Gretsch
• Anniversary
• 6125
• Guitar
• Setzer
• 1959
• 6120
• PAF
• Filtertron
• Trestle
• B6
• B-6
• Bigsby
• Vintage

[goflemingo]

Thanks for saying so...the guitar really is a great sounding easy player. No small wonder, with the features it's got.

[ivezb]

Fukin Badass!!!!

[vmanbeatles]

HOLLY SHIT! the guitar sounds great! but only cause of the GREAT GUITARIST PLAYING IT!!!!

[Twangabilly]

Has anyone told you that you have a truely identical voice to Johnny Knoxville?

[mrtwang32]

Very nice pickin' too!

[ZachDRUMMOND]

That is NOT a PAF.

[gretschky]

haha. My friend, I play through a 64 fender and roland as well. Guess we like the same artist hehe

[ianpearce2000]

Superb playing on a lovely sounding guitar. I just bought myself a Japan made Double Anniversary but I sure can't make it sound this good!

[dtsioutsiouris]

@goflemingo isnt this a white falcon gretsch?

[veitchy88]

@greenfish88 In the central position, it's a 'straight' pickup sound. I.e. the signal goes from the pickup, to the volume pot and to the output jack. Up and down are two different levels of high frequency (brightness) roll off. Up is a light roll off, down is a medium roll off. Alot of Gretsch recordings are done with it in the middle and, generally, alot of players don't move it from the center.

[Jules6120]

Nice playing and nice guitar!