Gretsch Country Classic

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    Overall User Ratings

    Overall:
    ********** 7.6 out of 10
    Quality:
    ********** 8.9 out of 10
    I Want It:
    ********** 8.9 out of 10
    Ease of Use:
    ********** 9 out of 10
    Features:
    ********** 7.9 out of 10
    Value:
    ********.** 8.1 out of 10
    Sound:
    ********** 8.5 out of 10
    Support:
    ********** 7.5 out of 10

     

    Gretsch Country Classic Reviews

    Overall:
    **********8 out of 10
    Features:
    **********7 out of 10
    Quality:
    **********8 out of 10
    Value:
    **********8 out of 10
    I Want It:
    **********10 out of 10
    Sound:
    **********8 out of 10
    Support:
    **********7 out of 10

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    User: a customer from datasync.com

    Submitted: 12/16/2003

    Style of Music: rock, top 40, oldies, country

    Location: Pascagoula, MS

    "Remembering the Beatles and Ed Sullivan...."

    Feature:
    good, except the wooden bridge. If you forget to turn the Bigsby, the bridge will "float" away. I wish it had individual adjustments for the strings like my Gibson 775, 335 and Les Paul.

    Quality:
    Cosmetics are a 10. I always keep a spare close by, usually my 335. The stap buttons are always a problem, but are reto cool. I have shimmed mine and glued them.

    Value:
    If you like the retro.........

    Desirability:
    Looks great

    Sound:
    good, if you like the "old" sound of the past

    Support:
    It took me two years to get this one. I've had it about three years. No problems except the bridge and the strap buttons. I put some small pieces of two faced tape under the bridge and it stays in place. I used to use clarinet reeds back in the 60's.

    Overall:
    My first guitar was a '64 strat. I "upgraded to a '66 Country Gentleman (duh..) I played it until '71. switched to my 335. The 335 is a better guitar, but I have fond memories of the Gretsch. I sold it to pay some medical bills in '75. I would probably not replace it because I own 12 pretty good guitars.

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