Getting that Gretsch sound on a budget has been a thing of dreams until very recently when Gretsch released their Electromatic range. Getting all the appointments of their bigger brothers these instruments are pro guitars with a price to suit everyone. Vintage Styling, Gretsch Hardware and Bigsby Tremolo (on some models) are all features available in the Electromatic range.

Designed to conform to his demanding specifications, the Gretsch Brian Setzer models combine classic Gretsch construction with modern performance features. Resulting in a killer set of smokin' "Cool Cat" guitars! Each guitar is factory equipped with TV Jones® Classic pickups (optional on Hot Rods) and comes complete with a Bigsby® vibrato tailpiece and pinned Adjusto-matic™ bridge. Dig it!

Gretsch introduced the famous Chet Atkins 6122 Country Gentleman guitar in 1958 as a high-end complement to the popular 6120 Hollow Body mode. The Country Gentleman became and immediate hit, and was heard on many hits in the late '50s and through out the '60s.

The Gretsch 6120 Chet Atkins Hollow Body is the one that started it all. When Gretsch approached Chet-already on his way to "legendary" status-in 1954 about designing his own model, the 6120 was the result, and it quickly became one of the company's most popular models.

The G6121 Chet Atkins Solid Body guitar model first appeared in 1954 as the solid sibling (chambered, really) of the wildly successful G6120 Chet Atkins Hollow Body guitar.

The sweetheart of the Gretsch line and yet another classic Chet-inspired design. Our versatile 6119 Chet Atkins Tennessee Rose guitars efforlessly evoke a variety of eras and styles-from '50s rock 'n' roll to '60s Britpop and on through to today's rock, pop, jazz and country. Classic Gretsch/Chet Atkins design meets modern styling.

The Gretsch White Falcon is a visually distinctive guitar commercially introduced in 1955 by Gretsch. While it has seen vast and substantial changes to its body shape and features through the years, and is currently offered in several styles, the White Falcon has always maintained a striking and unmistakable presence and has become a highly recognized piece of Rock history. Also available is the Black Falcon.

The Gretsch Duo Jet is a semi-solid body electric guitar manufactured by Gretsch since the mid 1950s. The most famous example of this DuoJet was played by George Harrison during the Beatles' early days in Hamburg, and first few albums. In fact, he used that exact guitar on the cover for his 1987 "come back" masterpiece, Cloud Nine.

To make the Power Jet more appealing to today’s players, Gretsch made several improvements to the classic Duo Jet design. The most significant difference is the pair of TV Jones Power’Tron pickups installed in the neck and bridge positions.

One night, many years ago in the Gretsch factory, a White Falcon and a Duo Jet were left sitting very close to each other before the lights were turned out and everyone headed home. This slightly odd couple started talking, one thing led to another, and . . . wham, bam! The rarest bird of all time was born. The Gretsch White Penguin is considered by many to be the epitome of classic electric guitars featuring all the glitter and glitz of the Falcon with the sleek styling of the Jet.

Put a bit of sparkle into your stage presence. Get yourself a 6129 Gretsch and be the spectacle of the show. Show time... the classic Gretsch Sparkle Jet is back! Similar to models of the late '50s, today's Sparkle Jet features dual "High-Sensitive" Filtertron pickups, "tone switch" circuitry, ebony fingerboard with Neo-Classical "thumbnail" inlays, Space Control bridge and Gretsch by Bigsby B3C Vibrato tailpiece.

The Country Club was in many ways Gretsch's most traditional guitar. Although they are not as avidly sought as White Falcons and 6120s, they are also among the company's best. Among Gretsch's first commercially successful electrics, the Country Clubs were directly descended from the 6030 and 6031 of the Synchromatic line, which were in turn directly descended from the pre-war "cat-eye" Synchromatic 300.

From Rock to Rockabilly, Jazz to Country, Gretsch has done it all. With Artists from AC/DC, Fall Out Boy, ZZ as well as Legends Bo Diddley, Jimmie Vaughan and Reverend Horton Heat. Gretsch guitars can be seen in the on stage all over the world. Why don't you join them?

Gretsch's Synchromatic Range for the Jazz and Country player. Built to the highest spec.