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Gretsch G6134TGQM Limited Edition Penguin - Ebony Forge Glow (787)
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Gretsch G6134TGQM Limited Edition Penguin - Ebony Forge Glow (787)

Gretsch

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Gretsch Quilt Classics are stylish renditions of classic vintage models, reborn with stunning highly figured quilt maple. A sophisticated rendition of the original masterpiece, the G6134TQM-59 Limited Quilt Classic Penguin combines opulent aesthetics with period-accurate features and appointments from the golden age of electric guitars. Satisfying eyes and ears with its golden tones and gleaming looks, this rare bird comes alive in the player's hands, singing with its distinctive voice at every strum. Base Model: Penguin Color: Natural Tuners: Grover Imperial Pickups: TV Ray Butts Ful-Fidelity Nut: Bone (1.6875") Wiring: Volume 1. (Neck Pickup), Volume 2. (Bridge Pickup), Master Volume Binding: Aged White with B/W/B Purfling Frets: Medium Jumbo Fretboard Wood: Ebony Fretboard Inlay Style: MOP Neo-Classic Thumbnail Neck Wood: Mahogany Neck Shape: Standard "U" Neck Finish: Gloss Scale Length: 24.6 Truss Adjust: Headstock Pickguard: Gold with White Gretsch Logo Knobs: Jeweled G-Arrow Bridge: Space Control Tailpiece: Bigsby B3 vibrato Top: Quilt Maple Body: Mahogany (Chambered) Finish: Nitrocellulose Hardware: Gold Bodystyle: Penguin Case: Gretsch Hardshell Weight: 8lbs 12oz.

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