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Gretsch G5191BK Tim Armstrong "Signature" Electromatic Hollow Body
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Gretsch G5191BK Tim Armstrong "Signature" Electromatic Hollow Body
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« Beautiful and unique »

Published on 12/07/14 at 09:26
Value For Money : Correct
Audience: Anyone
It's magnificent with the green reflections on its black dress. The satin gives it a slight rebel look. No BIGSBY, no pickguard... But the gilding is classy, especially since I complemented it with a golden plate for the Harpe tailpiece.
In terms of sound, it's not jazzy, already unplugged it sounds definitely '70s, really warm.
I play it mainly with a VOX AC30C2, what a treat.
It's a Korean guitar, but the wood work is stable, with a good finish, it's nice.
To me, it's not obvious that I'd get a better quality paying 3 times as much for a Japanese-made one.
The string action can be super low and the guitar isn't heavy.

Features:
Electromatic Hollow Body
Laminated maple body
Maple neck
Rosewood fingerboard
22 jumbo frets
White inlays
Scale: 24.33"
Nut width: 1.6"
Adjusto-Matic bridge with rosewood base
Harpe tailpiece
2 FilterTron Black Top pickups
Three-way toggle switch
One volume control.
Gold-plated hardware
Color: Black