Gretsch G5655TG Center Block Jr: A Gretsch That Refuses to Sound Like One
The famous names attached to this Gretsch belong to Gibson players. Here's why the G5655TG was built to sound nothing like its own legends.
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Gretsch G2622 Streamliner Center Block: The $350 Guitar a Real Touring Guitarist Actually Chose
Forget the recycled Gretsch player list. Here's the actual touring guitarist who chose the G2622 Streamliner Center Block, and why it works.
Gretsch G6136T Players Edition Falcon: The Spreadsheet Got This One Half Right
Chet Atkins and Setzer only half-count. Here's who really built the Gretsch White Falcon's legend — and who the spreadsheet got wrong.
Gretsch G6118T Anniversary: The Guitar Built to Undercut Its Own Family’s Icon
The Gretsch Anniversary was built to match the 6120's spec at a lower price. Here's the real history behind this underrated hollowbody.
Gretsch G6128T Duo Jet: The Guitar George Harrison Made Famous
George Harrison's Beatles-era Duo Jet, the Cliff Gallup/Jeff Beck rockabilly lineage the spreadsheet missed, and full Jet DS vs FT specs and prices.
Gretsch G5230T Electromatic Jet: The Honest Budget Jet Nobody Famous Plays
No famous player, no myth — just the Gretsch Jet look and Filter'Tron chime at a budget price. Full specs, tone recipes, and buying guide for the G5230T.
Gretsch G6636T Players Edition Falcon Center Block: The Borrowed Bird
Not Dave Grohl or Chuck Berry — the real player behind this Gretsch Falcon is Shovels & Rope's Michael Trent. Full specs, tone guide, and buying advice.
Rickenbacker 620/12: The Solidbody Twelve That Was Born Twice
The Rickenbacker 620/12 traces to a forgotten 1963 prototype Mike Campbell found in a classified ad — and now Rickenbacker has quietly retired it again.