Item Description |
Gretsch 6119 TENNESSEE ROSE (1995) (no260708) Originally created as Chet Atkins' signature model, the "Tennessean," this guitar is now known as the "Tennessee Rose."Its 16-inch maple hollow body and humbucking Filter'Tron pickups combine to produce a sound character that is both full and clearly defined.Model Number: 6119 Tennessee RoseYear of Manufacture: 1995Country of Manufacture: JapanSerial No.: 9510119-1170Neck Condition: StraightTruss Rod: Plenty of adjustment range in the tightening directionFret Life: Approximately 80% remainingWeight: 3.9kg -+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-
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