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Built to the Reverend's demanding specifications! Features a unique combination of 1955-style Gretsch western motifs and 1958 pickups and controls. TV Jones Classic pickups, pinned Adjusto-matic bridge, Sperzel locking tuners, Bigsby vibrato tailpiece with 1956 handle, and clear pickguard come standard. Gloss nitrocellulose lacquer finish.

Gretsch Guitars G6120RHH Reverend Horton Heat Features:

• Laminated maple body
• Arched, laminated maple top
• 2-piece maple neck
• Ebony fretboard with 22 medium-jumbo frets
• TV Jones Classic neck and bridge pickups
• Bigsby vibrato tailpiece with 1956 handle
• Sperzel nickel-plated locking tuners
• Pinned rosewood-based Adjusto-matic bridge
• 3-way pickup switch
• 3-position master tone switch
• Neck, bridge, and master volume controls
• 1-11/16" nut width
• Gloss nitrocellulose lacquer finish
• Aged vintage western block inlays (cacti, steerheads, and fences)
• Routed G brand on the body
• Multiple aged body bindings
• Aged fingerboard and headstock binding
• Stained curly maple headstock overlay
• Inlaid pearloid steerhead and Gretsch logo on headstock
• Bound, oversized F-holes
• Clear plexi pickguard with embossed Gretsch
• G-arrow control knobs
• Knurled strap retainer knobs
• Adjustable truss rod
  
  

Gretsch Guitars G6120RHH Reverend Horton Heat Includes:

• hardshell case

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Gretsch Guitars G6120RHH Reverend Horton Heat

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Posted by Gabe Valentino from Idaho Falls, ID -Austin TX on Jul 12, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: lifer

Reviewer's Play Style: rock n' roll, rockabilly

Hello Gretsch Enthusiasts, First off, Id like to comment on the play-a-billytee of the RHH. I've always heard that "real" hollow body patrons prefer a floating bridge. I love the pinned bridge and the locking tuners. It makes intonation maintenance and string changing quick and easy without sacrificing any tone. I also love the 55' Duane Eddy thicker vibrato bar. It has a better feel and seems to resonate tone through the guitar while using or not. I also always recomend the TV Jones classics that will never let you down. If'n yer trying to decide which Gretsch to buy, I have to say that all Gretsch people should have a G6120RHH in their collection. Gabe V, Cowboys n' Engines

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REV. Horton Heat Rocks!

Posted by I've Got Gretsch Fever!! from Oshkosh, WI on Oct 7, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Amateur Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Mostly Rock but trying to broaden my horizons

This is a great guitar it just exudes cool. The Guitar plays like a dream the neck is super fast and the action is really low. It literally sounds great with all different types of music. From Rock to Metal its a great guitar. I had been playing it through a Marshall TSL 100 Stack but I decided to get a Fender 57 Twin because It's a shame not to play this through either a bassman or a twin. I'm not a RHH fan, not that I dislike him it's just not my cup of tea. This guitar can be used for a ton of different styles and like I said before EXUDES cool. Most people just stare at it it's that beautiful. The one complaint I do have is Gretsch should ship this guitar with a "cowboy" case. I went and bought a real cowboy case because a guitar of this caliber should be pampered.

Other than that the value of this guitar is excellent.

Rock on!

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Really fun to play!

Posted by Bill Waldron from Toms River NJ on Sep 27, 2007

Experience w/product: I have used it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock

I had the opportunity to try out this guitar on a 4 hour gig when our keyboard player purchased it for his collection. He told me he had 30 minutes on it and he wanted to hear it in my hands. What a treat! For the Rockabilly stuff I like to play having all of the tone controls and the Bigsby tremolo bar was a dream come true. My suggestion is to go with lighter strings like .009s instead of the .010s. I had no problem adapting to this guitar in lead or chord work. The frets do need a "polishing in" as mentioned in other comments, however if you are a player you'll polish them from use. If I get the chance to buy this model at a future time( I mean finances) I would make it a weapon of choice. I used it through a classic 68 Fender Dual Showman and it has awesome tone and playing characteristics. Bill Waldron "The Hillcrest Gang"

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almost perfect

Posted by flowzone from Dixon, Ca on Feb 24, 2007

Experience w/product: I have heard about it

Reviewer's Background: professional performer, teacher, and consultant

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Folk, Jazz, Classical, World

This is my first Gretch and I am pleased that the RHH is well made and has the vintage sound and response I was looking for. I found the frets were not properly finished and polished as I would have expected given the quality of the instrument. This is a hollow body with a heart of soul.

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