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  • @BackToTheBlues
    @BackToTheBlues 6 месяцев назад +1

    I have a '59 style (single cutaway) Vintage Select Firebird Duo Jet. It's a great guitar. The tone switch back when yours was made became rightly known as the 'mud' switch, but TV Jones persuaded Gretsch a few years ago to try a couple of different value capacitors, and it's made it quite a useful control. I love playing mine, and it gave me the bug - I'm now up to five Grestches, the latest being a BIlly-Bo!

  • @fperdomo
    @fperdomo 8 месяцев назад +1

    Marshall Crenshaw has a gorgeous sparkle 63 jet firebird

  • @johnjames1813
    @johnjames1813 Год назад +2

    Great guitar. I have a2019 gretsch vintage select MIJ red double jet w bigsby. Cheers

  • @rocker89
    @rocker89 Год назад +2

    Malcolm used 12-56 with a wound G 😉

  • @calebriley7466
    @calebriley7466 Год назад

    Soon goood!:) I got the Malcom replica and I freaking love it

  • @94xjrgodown2
    @94xjrgodown2 6 месяцев назад

    Mal's Duo Jet was a 63 and was given to him by Harry Vanda not George. The Overpriced Money grab MY versions are Japanese manufactured.The Leo Quan was installed in 1976 to 1980 then in the 80's he had a Schaller 455 replace the Badass. His string guage was 12-56 with a wound G.

  • @FredTambakis-fq6bu
    @FredTambakis-fq6bu 9 месяцев назад +1

    The Beast was a 63

  • @catlikemeew
    @catlikemeew 2 месяца назад

    First off: good video, and wicked cool guitar, but you’re missing the trem arm and a few fact checks…sorry.
    Second: Does anyone know what actually happened between Gretsch and Burns?
    The Burns vibratos were so much cooler :(