Guitar GalleryGretsch G9200 Roundneck BoxcarItem ID: GrchResRnd
Acoustic Roundneck Resonator Guitar with Mahogany Top, Sides, and Neck; Rosewood Fingerboard; and Eastern European Hand-spun Spider Cone Get More Value From Sweetwater
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Weight: 5lbs 2oz
From Our Research Team:Add Resonator Tone to Your Sonic ArsenalThe Gretsch G9200 Roundneck Boxcar standard resonator guitar stokes your sonic arsenal with genuine resonator tone. The G9200 features a mahogany top, body, and neck. A smooth-fretting rosewood fingerboard makes the G9200 as easy to play as a standard acoustic guitar. Gretsch's Ampli-Sonic hand-spun spider cone puts out impressive volume, and there's also a pair of "F" soundholes along for the ride. And with its vintage semi-gloss natural finish, this axe looks killer, too! When it's time to sweeten your tracks with a totally unique voice - reach for the Gretsch G9200 Roundneck Boxcar standard resonator guitar!Gretsch G9200 Roundneck Boxcar Standard Resonator Guitar at a Glance:
Plays just like a guitar The Gretsch G9200 Roundneck Boxcar standard resonator guitar is amazingly playable. If anyone knows guitarists, Gretsch does. Leave it to them to build a resonator that plays just as easily as a standard acoustic guitar - but sounds like something else, entirely! As a guitarist, you're constantly looking for unique tones to spice up your music, right? Adding a resonator to a track is now as easy as arming your DAW and picking up your Gretsch G9200! Beautifully appointed Gretsch's G9200 Roundneck Boxcar standard resonator guitar is seriously decked out with tasteful vintage appointments that would look right at home in the company's catalogs of yesteryear. With the G9200, you get a lovely mahogany top graced with a vintage-y semi-gloss natural finish that not only looks great - it enhances the instrument's tone. Another tasty vintage styling touch is the intricate design of the spider resonator itself. They just don't build 'em like this anymore. Oh, wait a minute - Gretsch does! Gretsch's legacy in American music The Gretsch G9200 Roundneck Boxcar standard resonator guitar transports you back to Gretsch's roots in American music. Everyone knows Gretsch electric guitars and drums, but did you know that got their start in 1883 as a banjo company? It wasn't long before Gretsch was making mandolins, ukuleles, and eventually flat-top guitars, contributing to the very roots of American music. So when you pick up a Gretsch resonator, you're holding more than a great resonator, you're holding a piece of American music history. Gretsch G9200 Roundneck Boxcar Standard Resonator Guitar Features:
Get resonator tone and easy playability with Gretsch's G9200 Roundneck resonator!
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Mary Ann, Point Pleasant Boro, NJ Reviewsbased on 2 reviewsOld South Blues Machine
by Robert Schlotter from Indiana, USA
This Resonator guitar is a absolutely fun guitar to play. Very comfortable in your hands and body. It is hard to put down. The sound of this guitar is so bluesy, you feel like you are down in the D... read more [+]elta in the south somewhere. The guitar is well made and a solid investment. It also has a vintage look and vibe to it. So, if you are wanting to get started in the bottleneck blues style, this guitar is the perfect place to start. It is very affordable, and well worth the price. I would highly recommend this guitar for the aspiring blues musicians. close [-]
January 17, 2013 Music Background: Hobbyist Authentic 1930's Gretsch Resonator
by Greg from New York
Although I chose this guitar based on Sweetwater's pics of the actual item, this one has very conspicuous marker pen touch-ups to cover glue stains at the neck joint. Their pics don't show the neck jo... read more [+]int. The design itself is very period correct and beautiful. Even the tiny screws that hold the resonator cover on are slot head, not phillips, ( phillips head screws weren't widely used until after WWII ). The striped mahogany plywood used for the body is all well matched nice quality. The headstock, mother-of-pearl overlay, and nut work are flawless. The open geared tuners work smoothly and hold tune very well. The semi-gloss clear coat is smooth with minimal crumbs stuck to the insides of the f holes. The clear coat on guitars is usually hi gloss or satin, this finish is different, it feels like you're holding plastic until you get used to it. There's no binding on the edges, but since the finish is so smooth you really don't miss the binding. No sharp fret ends, and intonation is good ( correct pitch at each fret ) all the way up the neck. Because the action is fairly low, ( string height above the frets ) it's very comfortable to play like a guitar. Picked or strummed softly, you don't get much metallic resonator sound, but you do get surprising volume and long sustain. With heavier picking, you do get the resonator sound. close [-]
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Gretsch G9200 Roundneck Boxcar
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