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2006 Gretsch 5120

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Uploaded by on Apr 8, 2008

Hey, this is my latest toy, guitar #20 in my collection, it's a '06 Gretsch Electromatic 5120. I've always wanted a Gretsch, and I'm super happy about this one, I love it.

I'm just messin' around with a riff, something I may work on and make into a song? Mellow little ditty, I wish I could play you all some rockabilly with this one but I'm not there yet :)

I'm playing directly into my old RCA tube amp (made by Teisco, maybe by Univox?)

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  • Nice playing.

    I am looking at a 2006 model, the guy wants 650$, what do ya think? I play mostly acoustical rhythm right now, but want something to go with my VOX modeling amp with a fuller sound.

  • you can get them for cheaper, but sometimes finding one locally is worth paying a bit extra. I paid $650 for mine as well. I've since sold it and got a first year electromatic G5129 with the USA dearmond pickups!

  • I have the same guitar, do you think you could tell me the chords your using. I'd like to video record myself playing it

  • thanks man. Being self taught I really have no idea what chords are what, so this is the best I can do with looking stuff up online..........

  • obviously it opens in E (open E & 11th fret on the A string) then slide the d&g strings from the 9th to 11th frets back and forth twice then to a B power chord. then from what I can tell it's called a "C#/Db m CHORD" then a "F#/Gb CHORD" then slde up to a G power chord then right back to an E major (go down on the open E string and up for the rest) then hit the B that's within the E chord (second fret on the A string) then to the "G#/Ab m CHORD"

  • then right to the A power chord then to the B power chord (from there bring your pinky down to the b string 10th fret, then bring the pinky back into to the b string 9th fret) then finish back to the B power chord and start over again :)

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  • @harrisonlennonshadow thank you

  • @ubacam I own a 5120 and a casino and in all aspects i would say the gretsch tops the epi in every aspect possibible including versatility. Get the gretsch man.

  • i have a question, i love gretsch's and i want a 5122, however i am not a big rockabilly guy, i do have fun playing it but i am a huge blues man, would this guitar be for me, or do you think maybe an epiphone casino would be better?

  • man you look exactly like stephen carpenter from the deftones !!!

    btw ...sweet sounds...thx for sharing

  • @grev21 thanks for replying.

    I will see if I can talk this fellow down!

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