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2010 Price List U.S 2010 Price List U.S. MSRP FOR ALL GRETSCH® INSTRUMENTS | EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2010 U.S. CUSTOM COLLECTION 2010 Price List U.S. MSRP FOR ALL GRETSCH® INSTRUMENTS | EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2010 LEASE VISIT WWW.GRETSCHGUITARS.COM P OR MORE INFORMATION, OR MORE INFORMATION, F ECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ECIFICATIONS P | PRICES AND S 2010 GRETSCH Above: G6120EC Eddie Cochran TRIBUTE Hollow Body 2 U.S. CUSTOM COLLECTION LEASE VISIT WWW.GRETSCHGUITARS.COM P OR MORE INFORMATION, OR MORE INFORMATION, F CONTENTS: Amplifier Collection p. 4 - 5 U.S. Custom Collection p. 6 - 7 SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ECIFICATIONS P Professional Collection: p. 8 - 45 Electromatic® Collection p. 46 - 54 Accessories, Clothing & Collectibles p. 54 - 71 | PRICES AND S Every product is made with pride and care–and is backed by a product-specific warranty. Consult your local retailer, distributor, or the Gretsch® Guitars website for the latest information (www.gretschguitars.com). Features, colors, pricing and specifications are subject to change without notice. The trademarks identified in this Price List are owned by Fred W. Gretsch Enterprises Ltd. 2010 GRETSCH The following trademarks are not owned by Gretsch Guitars: Cadillac®, Fishman®, Matrix™, Prefix™, Eminence®, Grover®, Imperial™, Rotomatic®, Sta-Tite™, Jensen®, Seymour Duncan®, TV Jones®, Power’Tron™, Schaller® and Sperzel®. Copyright 2010 Gretsch Guitars. All rights reserved. 3 U.S. PROFESSIONAL AMP COLLECTION LEASE VISIT WWW.GRETSCHGUITARS.COM P OR MORE INFORMATION, OR MORE INFORMATION, F ECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ECIFICATIONS P | PRICES AND S G6163 Executive™ Like the name implies, the Executive™ is all business! With its incredibly expansive tonal frequencies and articulate and “sparkly” nature, the Executive™ is the perfect amp for the Gretsch® enthusiast who longs for stratospheric clean tones. One 5AR4, two 6V6, three 12AX7 and two 12AT7 tubes push your voice through the single 15” Eminence® Legend speaker ™ ® 2010 GRETSCH for a barrage of celestial sounds. Like the Variety , the Executive also features Gretsch’s unmatched Reverb and Tremolo circuits. Tube, 20 Watts, 15” Speaker, Reverb, Tremolo.. 230-1010-100 G6163 Executive™ $3,650.00 4 U.S. PROFESSIONAL AMP COLLECTION LEASE VISIT WWW.GRETSCHGUITARS.COM P OR MORE INFORMATION, OR MORE INFORMATION, F G6156 Playboy™ Once a Playboy™, always a Playboy! This baby smears so much “Class A” creamy compression onstage or in the studio that you best lock up your daughters! Two EL84 and three 12AX7 tubes create an onslaught of chiming tones; the custom 12” Eminence® Legend speaker and unmistakable Gretsch® Tremolo circuit do the rest. Simple and fancy free, just like the name implies. Tube, 15 Watts, 12” Speaker, Tremolo. 230-1000-100 G6156 Playboy™ $2,950.00 ELECTROMATIC® AMPLIFIER G5222 Electromatic® Amp TONE-FULLY SIMPLE! 5 watts & 2 tubes & 2 inputs... too COOL!!! Tone with soul is how most players describe the Gretsch® Electromatic® G5222 Amp. Designed by SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ECIFICATIONS P guitarists, this low output, easy-to-record amp is ideally suited for small-room jam sessions and recording projects. Crank the amp’s volume and manipulate the guitar’s controls for a variety of sounds. Not only does it spank, sparkle and growl, the visual factor is undeniably Gretsch. 230-1030-000 G5222 Electromatic® Amp $195.00 | PRICES AND S 2010 GRETSCH 5 U.S. CUSTOM COLLECTION LEASE VISIT WWW.GRETSCHGUITARS.COM P G6120EC Eddie Cochran TRIBUTE Hollow Body Frozen in time for more than 40 years after the tragic car crash that took his life, the one and only modified Gretsch G6120 guitar owned by the late, great rock-n-roll pioneer, Eddie Cochran is now available in LIMITED QUANTITIES from the Gretsch® CUSTOM SHOP. Built by Gretsch master luthier Stephen Stern and his team and replicated from Eddie’s original guitar that resides at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, Ohio. Only 50 Cochran TRIBUTE guitars will be produced world wide. 240-0417-822 G6120EC Eddie Cochran TRIBUTE Custom Shop, Rosewood Fretboard, Distressed Vintage Orange Lacquer- NEW! $12,000.00 OR MORE INFORMATION, OR MORE INFORMATION, F ECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ECIFICATIONS P G6129BZ Billy Zoom TRIBUTE Silver Jet™ Nice Guy...Punk Legend! The image of Billy Zoom on stage with his wide legged stance, satisfied grin and vintage Gretsch® Silver Jet™ guitar is well documented in the annals of American punk rock lore. A co-founder of the band, “X” from Los Angeles, California in the late ‘70s during a time when pop culture was undergoing a radical change, what started as a small underground cult following quickly grew to international radio airplay and sold-out packed venues around the globe. The unmistakable | PRICES AND S playing style and tones generated from Billy’s guitar rig has been a potent ingredient to the overall sound that has helped sustain the band’s career for more than thirty years. In honor of his longevity in the world music community and contribution to the legacy of Gretsch® guitars, we are very proud to offer the G6129BZ Billy Zoom Tribute Silver Jet™ guitar. Built exclusively at the Gretsch Custom Shop in Corona, California by Master Builder Stephen Stern, every effort was taken to recreate Billy’s famed sparkled guitar. It should be noted that with the help of a medical CAT scan device (Computerized Axial Tomography), like discovering the coveted Holy Grail, it was found that the particular vintage guitar Billy owned was almost 95% hollow. From the unique pearloid banjo buttons on the Grover® tuners, Bigsby® B12 tailpiece, ® ™ ™ 2010 GRETSCH Seymour Duncan DynaSonic pickups and Synchro-Sonic bridge, the distressed finish and hardware will inspire you to adopt a wide legged stance and satisfied grin of your own. 240-0408-817 G6129BZ Billy Zoom Tribute Silver Jet™, Rosewood Fretboard, Silver Sparkle $10,000.00 6 U.S. CUSTOM COLLECTION LEASE VISIT WWW.GRETSCHGUITARS.COM P G6136CST White Falcon™ Based on the earliest White Falcon™ guitars of the mid ‘50s, this model is as close to being there as you can get short of having your own time machine. Features include period-correct body and neck construction, wiring and electronics. The DynaSonic™ pickups are faithfully recreated by Seymour Duncan®, and the Falcon™ guitar’s signa- ture trim is preserved. Comes with a vintage-style speckled-gray case. 240-1404-805 G6136CST White Falcon™, Ebony Fretboard, White $12,000.00 OR MORE INFORMATION, OR MORE INFORMATION, F ECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ECIFICATIONS P | PRICES AND S 2010 GRETSCH 7 PROFESSIONAL COLLECTION BRIAN SETZER MODELS LEASE VISIT WWW.GRETSCHGUITARS.COM P G6136SLBP Brian Setzer Black Phoenix Stripped-down and tricked-out! The G6136SLBP Brian Setzer Black Phoenix was designed and built for speed. Features include arched laminated maple body with 1959 trestle bracing, two-piece maple neck with ebony fingerboard and mother-of-pearl Neo-Classic™ thumbnail inlays, TV Jones® Classic pickups, silver plexi pickguard with Phoenix engraving, jeweled knobs, pinned Adjusto-Matic™ bridge, Bigsby® B6C vibrato tailpiece and silver sparkle binding. Schaller® strap locks and Grover® Imperial™ tuners are standard equipment. Finished in Gloss Black nitrocellulose lacquer. 240-0113-824 G6136SLBP Brian Setzer Black Phoenix, Ebony Fretboard, Black Lacquer $4,800.00 OR MORE INFORMATION, OR MORE INFORMATION, F ECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ECIFICATIONS P | PRICES AND S 2010 GRETSCH 8 PROFESSIONAL COLLECTION BRIAN SETZER MODELS LEASE VISIT WWW.GRETSCHGUITARS.COM P G6120SSL Brian Setzer Nashville® The Gretsch® Brian Setzer Nashville® Models have been redesigned and built to Brian’s rockin’ and exacting specifications. Upon reviewing his killer vintage guitar collec- tion, we rebuilt the trestle bracing to match his favorite ‘59 giving it a more solid feel with tons of sustain. Each guitar comes factory equipped with 1959 trestle bracing, TV Jones® Classic pickups, Sperzel® locking tuners, pinned Adjusto-Matic™ bridge, nickel hardware and Bigsby® B6CB vibrato tailpiece. 240-0110-822 G6120SSLVO Brian Setzer Nashville®, Ebony Fretboard, Vintage Orange Lacquer $4,425.00 240-0110-812 G6120SSL Brian Setzer Nashville®, Ebony Fretboard, Orange Tiger Flame Lacquer $4,625.00 OR MORE INFORMATION, OR MORE INFORMATION, F ECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ECIFICATIONS P G6120SSU / G6120SSUGR Brian Setzer Nashville® The Gretsch® Brian Setzer Nashville® Models have been redesigned and built to Brian’s rockin’ and exacting specifications. Upon reviewing his killer vintage guitar collec- tion, we rebuilt the trestle bracing to match his favorite ‘59 giving it a more solid feel with tons of sustain. Each guitar comes factory equipped with 1959 trestle bracing, ® ® ™ ® TV Jones Classic pickups, Sperzel locking tuners, pinned Adjusto-Matic bridge, nickel hardware and Bigsby B6CB vibrato tailpiece. | PRICES AND S 240-0109-812 G6120SSU Brian Setzer Nashville®, Ebony Fretboard, Orange Tiger Flame $4,100.00 240-0109-850 G6120SSUGR Brian Setzer Nashville®, Ebony Fretboard, Green Tiger Flame $4,100.00 2010 GRETSCH 9 PROFESSIONAL COLLECTION BRIAN SETZER MODELS LEASE VISIT WWW.GRETSCHGUITARS.COM P G6120TV Brian Setzer Hot Rod w/ TV Jones® Pickups Gearshift and a gas pedal! The Gretsch® Brian Setzer Hot Rod Models have been stripped down and rebuilt to Brian’s rockin’ and exacting specifications. These models include TV Jones®-designed Hot Rod Filter’Tron™ pickups, 1959 trestle bracing, Sperzel®
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