Introduction
NAMM 2017: The Gretsch stand is always a sure-thing when it comes to trade show eye candy and the Memphis firm has not let us down this year.
We headed over to the brand's NAMM booth to take a first look at some of its new for 2017 models, including the Players Edition Broadkaster and Nashville, the new G5622T Electromatic Center Block Double Cutaway with Bigsby and the Rancher Falcon acoustic.
Browse the gallery to take a look at our snaps from the stand...
G6134T-58 Vintage Select Edition '58 Penguin
G6131T-62 Vintage Select Edition '62 Jet Firebird
G6128T-53 Vintage Select Edition '53 Duo Jet
G6128T-59 Vintage Select Edition '59 Duo Jet
G6128T-57 Vintage Select Edition '57 Duo Jet
G6129T-59 Vintage Select Edition '59 Silver Jet
G6128T-CLFG Cliff Gallup Signature Duo Jet
G6620TFM Players Edition Nashville
G6659TFM Players Edition Broadkaster Jr.
G6609TG Players Edition Broadkaster
G6659TG Players Edition Broadkaster Jr.
G6609TFM Players Edition Broadkaster
G6609TFM Players Edition Broadkaster
G6609 Players Edition Broadkaster
G5022CBFE Rancher Falcon
G2655T Streamliner Center Block Jr.
G2622T Streamliner Center Block Double Cut
G2420T Streamliner Hollow Body
G5622T Electromatic Center Block
G5622T Electromatic Center Block
G5622T Electromatic Center Block
G5622T Electromatic Center Block
“A unique octave bass fuzz with a built-in, 2-voice ring modulator”: The Maestro BB-1 Brassmaster is a super-rare bass octave fuzz from the ‘70s that sounds great on guitar, sells for $2,000+, and Behringer just made a $69 clone of it
“Maintain a consistently optimal neck setup, playability, and string action, regardless of changing environmental conditions”: Has Furch just made acoustic guitar setups a thing of the past with its new CNR System Active neck?
“A unique octave bass fuzz with a built-in, 2-voice ring modulator”: The Maestro BB-1 Brassmaster is a super-rare bass octave fuzz from the ‘70s that sounds great on guitar, sells for $2,000+, and Behringer just made a $69 clone of it
“Maintain a consistently optimal neck setup, playability, and string action, regardless of changing environmental conditions”: Has Furch just made acoustic guitar setups a thing of the past with its new CNR System Active neck?
