The numbers are easy - four digits always represent vintage model years a modern guitar emulates, the lone “-12” designates Gretschs only 12-string, and “6/12” goes for the two doublenecks. In the modern era, Gretsch has gradually moved to denoting model variations with a letters following a common model number.

What is a good Gretsch guitar?

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What does FSR stand for in fender?

Fender Special Run FSR stands for Fender Special Run, and it does exactly what it says on the tin.

What is the difference between Gretsch Streamliner and electromatic?

The difference between the Gretsch Streamliner and Electromatic lines is that the former is a cheaper, entry-level series looking to appeal to a broader audience without a distinct sound. Electromatics are a bit more expensive, use higher quality components, look better and retain the original Gretsch tone.

Are Gretsch guitars hard to play?

With a Gretsch guitar, you are purchasing an excellent instrument straight out the gate to learn on. There is nothing worse than playing a dirt-cheap guitar that is difficult to play and stunt your progression. Due to their quality control, Gretsch guitars are a great playing experience and a dream to play.