Gretsch Guitars

Beautiful 2002 Gretsch White Falcon 6136. Basically a like-new, unplayed model. This is one of the well-built models with the Cadillac tailpiece, Filtertron pickups, Vertical Logo, Tone pot and 3-way pickup selector switch. White and Gold EVERYTHING!! If you're looking at this, then you know exactly what this guitar is. Here are the Gretsch specs for a similar White Falcon.

• Hollowbody


• Single cutaway


• 25-1/2" (648mm) scale length


• Arched laminated maple top


• Laminated Maple Body, 17" Wide, 2-3/4" Deep


• 3-Piece Maple neck


• 2 High Sensitive Filter'Tron Pickups


• 3-Position Toggle: Position 1. Bridge Pickup, Position 2. Bridge and Neck Pickups, Position 3. Neck Pickup


• Controls: Volume 1. (Neck Pickup), Volume 2. (Bridge Pickup), Master Volume, 3-Position Toggle Master Tone Switch


• 1-11/16" (43mm) nut width


• Ebony fretboard, 12" radius (305mm)


• Ebony-Based Space-Control Roller-Bridge


• Bigsby B6GB Vibrato Tailpiece


• Gold-plated hardware


• Gloss urethane finish


• 22 frets


• Grover® Imperial Gold-Plated Die-cast Tuners




• Unique Features:


• V-shaped falcon headstock with vertical Gretsch logo


• Hump block mother-of-pearl inlay position markers with feather engraving


• Gold-sparkle fingerboard and headstock bindings


• Oversized bound F-holes


• Multiple gold-sparkle body bindings


• Gold-sparkle inlaid Gretsch logo on headstock


• Gold plexi dove-style pickguard with falcon detail


• Knurled strap retainer knobs


• Adjustable truss rod

I bought this guitar from the original owner, not quite two years ago. Him and I both have treated it the same way...take it out of the case, carefully play it, and put it back in the case. This is one of those Gretsches that's used, but you can barely tell. So many people buy these, but are afraid to scratch it, ding it, or put any wear on it. I love playing this, but I did my best to keep it as perfect as possible. When I bought it, I ordered a Gretsch Gold V-Cut Bigsby for it. But, I liked the Cadillac tailpiece so much, I never installed the Bigsby. It's new and is included with the auction. It cost $200 new. The photos simply don't do it justice. The finish is incredible, all of the gold is polished and shiny, no fret wear. Just put new strings on it, and it looks, feels, plays and sounds like an absolute dream. This guitar just doesn't get played. I have a Nashville several years older than this one, that has the same bridge, tuners, everything. And it's my Gretsch that has scratches and wear on it. So, I just need to let this one go to a new home. Even the OHSC is immaculate. Used, so as is. But, hard to tell it's used. Please give it a home and play it. Email with any questions. Buyer to pay by Paypal, mo or check, plus $50 for well-packed, insured shipping in the lower 48 U.S. states. Buy It Now and I'll pay shipping. Selling in U.S. only. Buyer must contact within 3 days of auction end, and payment must be received within 5 days of auction end. Thanks and good luck!!