Gretsch G6121 Roundup Western Orange Stain 1999 Electric Guitar

Here for sale we have a Gretsch G6121 Roundup Electric Guitar from 1996 in Western Orange Satin finish. Made in Japan, this guitar consists of a Mahogany body with an arched Maple top, a 3-piece Mahogany neck, and a 22-fret Rosewood fingerboard. Other appointments include a Gretsch Adjustamatic Roller bridge, a Gold Bigsby B-3 (V-cutout) tailpiece, Wide-Block Pearloid inlays w/ Western Motif, a horseshoe headstock inlay, gold Gretsch tuners, and a set of Gretsch High Sensitive Filter’Tron pickups. The pickups are wired to a master volume, independent volume controls, a master tone, and a three-way pickup selector.

The Mahogany neck sits comfortably in the hand, with the Thin ‘U’ profile filling the hand without being overly thick, this offers a balanced and smooth playing experience. The medium jumbo frets and 12″ radius provide a robust and smooth playing experience all across the fingerboard, and enhance string bending and vibrato techniques. The single cutaway body design allows the player to access the higher register with ease, allowing for fast lead lines without any obstruction.

The High Sensitive Filter’Tron pickups have a rich, open tone, with a warm low end, a tight and creamy midrange, along with an airy, articulate top end, providing loads of clarity across a wide range of tonal settings. The individual pickup volume knobs and master tone knobs help to inspire the exploration of different tones and sounds that can be made with the guitar. The G6121 Roundup produces that unmistakable ‘Gretsch Sound’ that the brand is so famous for, and is guaranteed to inspire any guitarist to play in ways that they have never before. 

Brand – Gretsch

Model – G6121 Roundup

Finish – Western Orange Stain

Year – 1996

Made In – Japan

Top – Arched Maple

Body – Mahogany

Neck – Mahogany

Neck Profile – Slim ‘U’

Fingerboard – Rosewood

Fingerboard Radius – 12″

Inlays – Wide-Block Pearloid w/ Western Motif

Frets – 22

Scale Length- 24.6″

Nut Width – 1.660″

Bridge – Gretsch Adjustamatic Roller

Tailpiece – Gold Bigsby B-3 (V-cutout)

Pickups – 2x High Sensitive Filter’Tron pickups

Controls – Volume 1, Volume 2, Master Volume, Master Tone, 3-way pickup selector

Luthier Report

Our ID: 122102454672

Weight: 7.9lbs

Serial Number: 9611121-207

Aesthetic Condition:

Headstock: Overall very good condition, the front face demonstrates light scratching in places, visible only under direct lighting at certain angles. 

Neck: Overall very good condition, the rear of the neck demonstrates light indentation infrequently throughout the register. These markings can be very slightly felt under the thumb in playing position, but do not affect the overall playability of the instrument. Very light lacquer cracking can be seen and felt either side of the nut, the bass side can slightly be felt under the fingers.

Body: Overall very good condition, the rear demonstrates some consistent moderate indentation and scratching which can be felt under the finger. All aspects of the body demonstrate light scratching visible only under direct lighting at certain angles, as is common with high gloss finish.  

Condition of Frets:

The frets demonstrate light signs of use, not affecting playability. There is considerable material remaining for any fret work the new owner may wish to perform.

Current Set Up:

Truss Rod: Fully functional. Truss rod tool (5/16″ socket) not included.

Hardware: Fully functional with light signs of wear, most notably tarnishing of the trem arm and pickup covers.

Structural: No concerns or issues to note. 

Strings on Guitar – 10-46

Height of string from 12th Fret- Treble 1.5mm – Bass 2mm

Please be aware that the action on a guitar may move slightly in transit and this measurement is the current height. 

Electrics:

Fully functional.

Case & Accessories:

Gretsch hard case

Fully functional with light signs of wear.

Please be aware that for international buyers import fees are not included in our postage and packaging cost, this only covers the cost of the guitar being sent to you. Import fees will be charged by Customs upon the guitar’s arrival in the recipient country. Due to Brexit, this also applies to EU buyers. We advise checking the total import cost with Customs as this is not information we are able to accurately provide.