That Gretsch sound...with 'tude.

In the G6128T Power Jet, Gretsch has modified the Duo Sonic to transform it into an in-your-face hard rocker. Its look is classic Gretsch: a single-cutaway semi-hollow mahogany body that's super lightweight, one-piece mahogany neck with Neo-Classic thumbnails. It's hot-rodded with TV Jones Power'Tron™ pickups, chrome Sperzel locking machine heads, and an Adjusto-Matic bridge. Schaller strap locks keep it on when you're rockin' hard.

Gretsch Guitars Professional Collection G6128T Power Jet Electric Guitar Features:

• Single-cutaway semi-hollow mahogany body
• One-piece mahogany neck Neo-classic thumbnail position markers
• TV Jones Power'Tron pickups
• Chrome Sperzel locking machine heads
• Adjusto-Matic bridge
• Schaller strap locks

Vintage Duo Sonic with added edge. It's cool. Order today.

Gretsch Guitars Professional Collection G6128T Power Jet Electric Guitar

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Wake up Gibson!

Posted by Suboc from Florida on Nov 11, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Alternative, Heavy Metal

Retro is in! I'm shure most people think that Gretsch (Fender)is just trying to get a piece of the action by offering so many Jet models. Well they're wrong! Thank you Fender for producing a 21st century guitar that shines in every aspect. We now have a trouble-free bridge, just amazing TV Jones (USA-made) pickups, a comfortable and pretty fast neck, low action and Grovers that keep you in tune. Craftsmanship is absolutely superb. This instrument is very well balanced and lightweight, just like a high end Gibson LP model. Believe it or not, I play mine mostly through a Krank Rev. amp. The power'trons are fantastic. I'm getting smooth Jazz and Blues tones in the neck position and Rockabilly/Surf to 70's Hard Rock (AC/DC'ish) at the bridge. And there's no humming, buzzing or crackling! The only negative thing I'm able to come up with is that his guitar is made in Japan. I'd prefer to see the whole profit off the sale of this not so cheap guitar to flow into the US economy. I own 5 Gibsons, love them to death and would never sell them but now we have a serious contender that is no retro-joke!

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