Gretsch G6120RHH Reverend Horton Heat

-Made in Japan
-Corp, wicker covers and back in Saddle
Channel 2 pices in Saddle
Key bne
22 Medium Jumbo frets
2 TV Jones Classic pickups
Controls:
- A micro slecteur 3 positions
- Tone 1 of 3 positions slecteur
- 2 volumes (for each microphone)
- 1 volume gnral
Rosewood bridge with Ajusto-Matic
Mcaniques Sprerzel Deluxe
Bigbsy B6GBCE
Chrome hardware

UTILIZATION

Very beautiful vintage-round for those who love n not go your way wide sleeves.
One branch (if possible on a tube amp with a little reverb or better a short delay) is obtained on a superb sound! Like Chris Isaak! For those who love rockabilly has Setzer (exactly the same microphones on the Setzer model) and of course with a good overdrive pedal d (I branch of a maxon od-9) was the big sound of a Reverend Horton Heat.
Broad-guitar!

SOUNDS

She is perfect the rockab 50 's hard to psychobilly and punk but also limited to jazz and finger picking!

I played with the hot rod deluxe fender home; a maxon od-9 coupled to a Danelectro reel echo from home!

OVERALL OPINION

I used the last 2 years
-Those I love in the skyscraper c is the vintage look and sound great! By some deus against the neck Bigsby that n is not clipped but screws and force tends to unscrew same for mechanical spertzel but keep the good agreement.
if I had to redo a choice j would buy a model Setzer but compare the price I would resume assuredly this guitar.