Gretsch Brian Setzer Signature Nashville Hollow Body '59 "Smoke"

Toggle switches, knobs, Bigsby - you know Jon can't keep his hands off them. This gorgeous Gretsch Brian Setzer Signature Nashville gives him plenty to stay occupied with during this review. And he gives it a great run-through, as always. It's a great sounding, uniquely voiced guitar - and it seriously is a great player. You'll be hard-pressed to find a better build and attention to detail anywhere!
As we expected, this particular guitar sold before the day was through, but, hey - that's why they make more of them! We'll have another soon!
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[@djijspeakerguy4628]

0:18 finally, someone actually plays the song I know this guitar for!

[@dotkennedy7443]

I have the Brian Setzer 6120. Love it! Mine has "dice" volume and tone controls.

[@fender4brad]

Gretch, the guitar I never knew I needed! I have a hot rod model, but would love to move into one of these, really beautiful guitar. I just wish I would have tried a Gretch 20 years ago.

[@ivan_emege]

I think the best thing of this Gretsch is the soft V neck and its compound radius. I have the Steve Wariner model and I consider it a way much versatile and meaty sound than this one. If I have the money I would buy this Setzer too!

[@charlie-obrien]

If I were ever going to buy a Signature guitar, it would be this one. And I don't even really care for Grestch overall. Why, you ask? Mojo!

[@jerrybeilgard5824]

Mud Switch. Just how much mud does one need? I like it up tp my waist. Although I do like Tone Toggle.

[@ronnieblanchet4072]

Bro, if those pups are anything like my high sensitive filtertrons, most of my tone comes from fiddling with the tone on the amp-little volume for clean and then crankin’ back the tone to round 8 o’clock to get a cleaner tone then crank depending on wether I want it warmer brighter or dirtier-these guitars (if similar because of their hot sensitive character) already have so much heat in comparison to low output pickups (like I was use too)…long story short, there are a lot more to these guitars and pickups than meets the eye-or ears for that matter. God bless you! Thanks for sharin’. Soli Deo Gloria -Ronnie

[@mainoffenders4662]

Is this different to the Setzer SSLVO?

[@vannmagruder9038]

They sound good on a blowed out Friedman with the mids cranked

[@MARKLINMAN1]

Are these hard to keep in tune? I’m undecided between this or a Gibson 335.

[@ivan_emege]

With that locking tuners it is very solid to stay in tune, even with abusing of the Bigsby. But I have the Steve Wariner model, that it comes with a 25.5 scale length and a wound third string. Anyway, my Gibson ES-235 needs retuned very often, the Gretsch do not.

[@qddk9545]

So far you have used almost 10,000 persons time, that is about 2,500 hours in total. You could have prepared for this review before shooting it.

[@fluw]

mud switch usage is a good way of showing you don't like the tone of filtertrons. so just don't, just go review a prs or something more appropriate for your interest.

[@stevemiller7235]

You need too shut off your amp You are getting a lot of buzz in the back ground while you are talking.