Gretsch G6136T-59GE Vintage Select Edition 1959 White Falcon • Wildwood Guitars Overview
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- A sophisticated rendition of the original masterpiece, the G6136T-59GE Vintage Select Edition 1959 White Falcon with Bigsby combines period-accurate features and appointments from the golden age of electric guitars. Satisfying eyes and ears with its golden tones and gleaming looks, this rare bird comes alive in the player’s hands, singing with its distinctive voice at every strum.
A pair of TV Jones® Classic pickups generates powerful tone and unparalleled dynamics. The new Gretsch “Squeezebox” paper-in-oil capacitors provide an incredibly silky high end. Add some expressive shimmer to your playing with the Bigsby B6GVT vibrato tailpiece while the pinned Space Control bridge and bone nut combine for impeccable tuning stability. A highly resonant 3-ply maple top with 1959-style trestle bracing and multi-ply laminated maple back and sides make this instrument a veritable cannon, firing off notes with incredible projection and rich, balanced tone. A maple neck with a comfortable and versatile standard “U”-shaped profile for supple playability is capped by a 12”-radius ebony fingerboard with 22 medium jumbo frets and classic Gretsch thumbnail inlays, making complex chords, far-reaching bends and intricate single-note playing effortless.
Authentically iconic, this striking guitar displays gold hardware-including the gold jeweled “G Arrow” knobs- gold sparkle bound neck, body and F Holes, vintage white gloss nitrocellulose lacquer finish and gold vintage thick plexi pickguard with Gretsch logo. With its stunning looks and huge sound, the iconic G6136T-59GE Vintage Select White Falcon is the crown jewel of Gretsch guitars. Includes a deluxe hardshell case.
Clean Tones: Tone King Imperial
Overdrive Tones: Friedman Smallbox 50
Leslie Cabinet Simulation: Neo Instruments Ventilator
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Brand Gretsch
Model G6136T-59GE Vintage Select Edition 1959 White Falcon
Finish Type Nitrocellulose Lacquer
Bracing 1959 Style Trestle
Top Wood Arched Laminated Maple
Back & Sides Wood Laminated Maple
Neck Wood Maple
Neck Shape Standard "U"
Fingerboard Ebony
Fingerboard Radius 12"
Fingerboard Inlays Mother-of-Pearl Thumbnails
Scale Length 25.5"
Width at Nut 1.6875"
Headstock "V" Shaped with Vertical Winged Sparkle Gretsch Logo
Binding Gold Sparkle
Pickups 2 TV Jones Classic
Controls Master Volume, Neck Volume, Bridge Volume, Selector Switch
Hardware Gold
Bridge Space Control
Tuners Grover Imperial with Butter-Bean Buttons
Tailpiece Bigsby
Pickguard Gold Plexi
Case Gretsch Deluxe Hardshell Case - เพลง
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I'm a simple man. I see a White Falcon, I click.
Greg is such a great guitarist. I watch these videos for three things: 1. Greg's playing 2. Gretsch guitars 2. Watching Joe laugh at Greg.
Greg excels at every style. Joe Carducci is brilliant...
that Gretsch representant is a great guy
He has a great reputation, I’m inclined to think he is a stellar dude.
My God can that guy play!! WOW! And such a beautiful guitarm
The White Falcon submitted to the massive talons of the Mansquatch!!!
I love that Gretsch guy ! The way he looks at greg when greg is saying something funny is hilarious !
Thomas Lund Joe Carducci Gretsch Yoda withstands the stream of unconsciousness Robin Williams channeling from Gregory Kocherry while having his face melted by the fiery tones from this majestic bird of prey.
Always love to hear your playing. Superb! Thank you!
Never mind how good it sounds. I’d buy it on looks alone
That guy from Gretsch has a great job. He has the front row seat at this concert/comedy show and is really enjoying himself
That opening jam was absolutely magnificent
Love watching the interactions between Greg and Joe, not to mention Greg’s “ Glorious “ playing “, so much so I bought myself a Gretsch Duo-Jet!😊
I think that intro is Greg's best yet! Wow! What tone!
that is some sick tone....through the bb preamp and the tone king....good god
First class demo from the man himself great sounding guitar
a GLORIOUS Guitar for sure! If Angels in HEaven play Guitars there playin' Falcons!
If you want this guitar because of the Late Malcolm Young, here's the part your looking for:
6:11
I don't know what better, to be Greg and do the demo's on these guitars or to be Joe and get a front-row seat to Greg's awesome playing!
I'm now accepting donations to my "I need this damn guitar right now" fund.
Thanks in advance.
where do we send $$
Dude I was having a really shitty day then I watched one of your outtake vids and I feel so much better now keep doing your thang
Love me some Wes. Nice Greg
My GOD you play great!
Masterful Gregory Kochery. Are you you using the provided .11-.49 gauge strings as you melt the pickguard with your sinewy soulful licks?
Thanks for playing all the styles with appropriate sounds.
The distortion and crunch tones sound tuff but crystal clear.
Just got mine today.
God bless you Joey C!
My dream guitar
What do you say me and you go partners half/half on one. You have it for two months , I have it for two months? If I knew you and trusted you this would be a great idea, outside of that, the Electromatic line is really good and I highly recommend the 5420T
@@jeffjacobson59 let me join in on this!!
Gretsch guitar Rocks my vriend Greg joe
Why wasn't one of those "appointments" putting a bridge on it that allows for intonation adjustment? If you put .008s on there, is it going to intonate properly? For $3000 or $4000, shouldn't it have an adjustable bridge with the moveable saddles? I'd lose sleep at night knowing my strings weren't exactly in tune because the lengths were not the proper lengths to make them fret in tune on every fret. Anybody actually tested this with a guitar tuner? It sounds amazing though.
neil fucking young 4.48 PRAISE BE TO GREG KOCH
Oooooooo Alabama!
How tall is Greg Koch !! The Falcon looks almost tiny on him ^^
6’8”
the laugh at 4:01 is so good
What pedal is he using around 4:12? I love that sound.
Bernard Shakey Probably the Neo Instruments Ventilator; Greg has used that pedal multiple times before to get the Leslie speaker sound 👍🏻
ALABAMA!!! YEAH!!!
beautifull giant guitar and giant guitarist wonderful ahahahah the finger as long Incredible this guitarist...country rock jazz this guitar as medium..ha i medimolto pronunciati, tipo sound of george Benson
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Find someone who looks at you like Joe looks at Greg.
Want.
Nothing that wouldn't sound about as good on a Fender Telecaster(way less expensive,too)
Penelope White in fact, I own 2 fender guitars. Bought my first Gretsch this year. And another...a few weeks after. They are by far the best guitar I’ve played. The sound is very different from a telecaster.
yes but different!!!!!
I can see why you’d say that @Penelope White Both tend to have a nice clear strong treble. And if you find photos of Brian Setzer playing a guitar that isn’t a Gretsch, I bet he’s probably holding a Tele. Gretsches can have zany-sweet “extra-ness” to them though. And it’s only on their guitars that I’ve encountered it. And I’ve tried out A LOT of hollowbody electric guitars, because YES, you’re correct, they ARE expensive. I’m pro’ly going to buy one even though I can’t afford it (because the average life-span of an American male is only about 73 years).
@@pascalgalipeau8760 trestle-bracing or parallel tone-bars with a single sound-post ?
Man no one ever demos the jazz switch
gretsch owner seems like cool guy
not the owner!!
1959 they must have used mojo juice les paul and gretsch legends born.
decent fenders also!!
I want to die playing a Falcon 59 ''
FIRST!! WOO HOO....
I know it means nothing. Shut up. lol
I disagree when you are playing a legend you should stick to a clean sound demonstrating the different sounds from the pickup configurations all that distorted crap is not a true demo IMUO
Bullshit clean is incredibly boring.
TheKlinklanginator Nope! Clean is just to get the true sound of the pickups at different configurations and body to neck true sounds I’m not saying playing clean is what to do just to demonstrate the quality of the instrument too much effects-as is he did-impedes the the quality of the instrument build....of course was interesting to hear the effects but not to demonstrate the 59 legend also I just bought one just like it. I was more interested in hearing what Gretsch had come up with in the bare bones sound remember this was a demo of a reissue legend not an effects driven sound to muddy the true sound....just my 2 cents.