1957 Gretsch Custom Hollow Body (used)

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*This is a used guitar in very good condition. 
*This is a consignement item

$5,499.00 plus $30.00 shipping (Consignment)

This is a great sounding Gretsch Special Order Sunburst hollow body guitar. According to the documentation that came with this guitar it is a 1957. According to the serial number and the product dating page on Gretsch's website it's a '58. According to the documentation, the original owner of this guitar received it as a college graduaton gift from his father. The Father asked his friend, Fred Gretsch, to make this guitar for his son.

  • Brand: Gretsch
  • Model: Custom Hollow Body
  • Condition: Very Good
  • Serial Number: 28114
  • Top Wood: Spruce, Bound
  • Back & Side Wood: Maple, Bound
  • Neck Wood: Maple
  • Neck Profile: D shape, 0.93" depth at 1st fret, 1.04" depth at 9th
  • Fingerboard: Rosewood, Bound
  • Scale Length: 24.6”
  • Radius: 12"
  • Frets: 22, nickel 
  • Inlays: Gretsch Half Moons 
  • Nut: 1.70" width
  • Tuners: Grover
  • Bridge: Brass Adjustomatic
  • Pickguard: N/A
  • Pickups: Filtertron
  • Controls: Volume, Tone, 3-way tone switch
  • Finish: Two-Tone Burst
  • Case: Includes Original Gretsch Hardshell Case
  • Weight:  7 lbs  2.5 oz
  • Observations: This guitar shows obvious signs of use and is in very good condition considering its age. This guitar sounds fantastic. The pickup ring is cracked is several places. The pickup has patina all around. Neck binding has cracked off on the treble side past the 22nd fret. On the bass side by the 21st and 22nd fret the binding is seperating slightly from the neck. *The set screw for the neck pickup, on the bass side, is loose. In order to reset it the pickup and pick up ring must be removed. According to our in-house tech, due to the condition of the pickup ring, this has not been done because the pickup ring will probably fall apart if removed.