Gretsch Brian Setzer Signature Nashville
Description:
The Brian Setzer Nashville is Gretsch's first artist guitar in over twenty years. This truely distinctive instrument combines the best features of the 1950's Nashville with 1990's refinements. "We totally hot-rodded the old 6120," is Brian's description of this new guitar. As a young guitarist growing up in New York, Brian Setzer set his sights on a late '50's Nashville, as played by Duane Eddy. He found it and never gave it up. Brian's original 6120 is the basis of this hybrid instrument. We copied his old pickups, duplicated the neck, and offer an optional lacquer finish. From the 1990's, Sperzel locking tuners, graphite nut, strap locks, and Setzer-style Dice Knobs complete this exceptional guitar. 
General Specs:
Model: Brian Setzer Signature Nashville G122-SSL (Lacquer finish), G6120-SSu (Polyurethane)
Introduced: 1193, based on 1958-1960 model Nashville
Year Modeled After: 1958-1960
Body:
- Wood: Laminated (5 ply) highly flamed Maple top, Gretsch Orange finish, multiple binding, and oversized f-holes.
- Sides: Laminated (7 ply) Rock Maple .
- Hardware: 24K-gold plated, except brushed aluminum Bigsby. Optional Setzer Dice knobs included.
- Pickups: Two FiltertronTM pickups with Alnico magnets, 1958 vintage reissue.
- Electronics: Master volume; two pickup volume; pickup selection and tone switches.
- Bridge: Three way adjustable and moveable.
- Tailpiece: Bigsby vibrato, brushed aluminum.
- Size: 16" wide, 2 3/4" deep.
Neck:
- Reduced depth, joining body at 14th fret.
- Wood: Three-piece laminated rock maple.
- Fingerboard: Ebony with graphite composite nut, neo-classical position markers.
- Frets: 22 Nickle silver.
- Tuners: High gear ratio enclosed.
- Binding: Single on neck and head.
- Scale: 24 1/2".
- Other:Strap locks included, adjustable truss rod.