2009 Gretsch G5120 Electromatic Hollow Body

Excellent condition.  


Weighs 7.0 lbs



Made in Korea (MIK).



Includes our Professional 66 Point Inspection and Set Up - $80 Value

See below for details



Available cases:
• Gig bag, $69
• Road Runner wood case, $129
• Road Runner molded case, $149
• TKL deluxe wood case, made in USA, black with burgundy plush interior, $189 (shown)

Cases:  
 We price our guitars without cases, since many people don't need one. 
 But, if you want a case or gig bag, we have dozens at 
good prices. See above for options.  If you don't need a case, we will pack your guitar with extra padding, so it arrives safely.  If you buy a case, we will ship your guitar in it in one box, so your guitar is well protected and there is no added shipping cost.  

Features and Specs:
• Model: G5120
• Series: Electromatic
• Country of Origin: Korea
• Body shape: Single Cut
• Body type: Hollow Body
• Body width: 16"
• Body thickness: 3.25"
• Body wood: Layered Maple
• Body binding: Antique white
• Body finish: Gloss
• Color: Black
• Neck wood: Maple
• Neck shape: C profile
• Scale: 24.6"
• Neck joint: Glued in set neck
• Nut material: Synthetic bone
• Nut width: 1.69" (43 mm)
• Fretboard wood: Rosewood
• Fretboard radius: 12"
• Fretboard inlays: Pearloid thumbnails
• Frets: Medium jumbo
• No. of Frets: 22
• Neck binding: Antique white
• Pickups: Gretsch humbuckers
• Controls: Two volume, master tone, master volume
• Switch: Three-way toggle
• Bridge: Tune-o-matic
• Tailpiece: Bigsby B60
• Tuners: Open gear
• Hardware: Chrome

Dr. T’s Professional Inspection and Setup.
You may find a similar instrument listed at a lower price, but ours may still be the better value as we include our professional inspection and setup.   A good set up is what makes a hard to play and poor sounding guitar play and sound wonderful.  We remove the strings, take care of any fret sprout and include a basic fret level, crown and polish. We then
clean and oil the fingerboard, set the neck relief, action and intonation. We
then play each fret and fine tune as required. Next, we test the electronics and balance the pickups. Lastly, we play the guitar to make sure everything is just right.