Gretsch Vintage Select '89 Jets | Gretsch Guitars
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- The G6128T Vintage Select '89 Duo Jet and G6129T ’89 Sparkle Jet with Bigsby models pay homage to a classic late-’80s design that rocked the forefront of the Pacific Northwest grunge movement in the early 1990s. Live in True Vintage Hi-Fi.
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Someone sounds like a Stone Temple Pilots fan. These sound great and I like the fact they are being used in a rock context, as opposed to rockabilly or ambient. Sounds terrific.
That inspired me to dig out my '95 champagne Sparkle Jet. That's the color that sounds best!
damn. man shreds on a Gretsch
Yo Adrian,
Shreds not Dead…
This exactly the Gretsch I’ve been waiting for. I bought the Silver Sparkle on Friday. Plays and sounds great. Love the aesthetics and specs. I was so close to buying a Players Edition but I’m really glad I waited.
"Okay, so we can't come out and say it's a Cornell signature, but we can record a demo video with a dude playing what sounds like it could conceivably have been an unreleased Soundgarden track!"
With all those horrible lawsuits and BS going on with Cornell's estate, is likely best they don't...its so sad...
If the black Duo is a Cornell signature, then the silver sparkle would be an Art Alexakis model?
@@daveschocker8228 the gold sparkle is straight out of black hole sun
It's been about a year that I've had a hankering for a gold sparkle jet. Not gonna lie, I was getting ready to not like these because of the large headstock and the inlays but man just one listen and I am sold!
Hola Daniel, just do it man then enjoy the sounds you create on it... si se puede 👍🏼
They're going for the Soundgarden thing. Why not? :)
Wish someone would do a shootout between the 59 and the 89 duo jet vintage selects
Have Silver Jet just like that with the larger headstock and hump block inlays. I think mine is from 1997. Love it.
Just got mine today!!!! Gold top, baby! 🤩
Well then, happy NGD!
I want blue sparkle 💙💙
The '89 Vintage in Gold Sparkle is beautiful and sounds ace! Any chance that color will come to a Center-Block / Center-Block Jr?
Duo Jet! 🤩🤩🤩
Love It!
The silver one is BEA-U-TI-FUL😁
I need that gold sparkle in my life
Beautiful guitars and a full-range demo. Just hoping for that 2622T P90 vid...
I picked up a black one. So far so good.
I love the black one!
Beautiful guitars! I have a 96' Gold Sparkle Jet. The fingerboard is darker (maybe ebony instead of rosewood?) and the controls are placed differently. I always wanted to put TV Jones pickups in my guitar, they sound nice.
Chris Cornell kept the stock pickups in his
@@daktari9 I would only change the bridge pickup, the neck pickup sounds fantastic.
It's time for a Streamliner Billy Bo you beautiful people :-)
Finally got mine just over a week ago. I grabbed the gold sparkle. I mostly play Fenders so it took me awhile to get accustomed to the neck shape and radius. It’s still a little bit of a challenge playing about the 15th fret and I could do without the Bigsby. (I have to retune the strings constantly and I rarely even use the tremolo.) I would’ve preferred if this came with a fixed bridge. Sounds amazing otherwise and feels absolutely wonderful in my hands. It took me 3 months to get it, but it was worth the wait!
the guitar has tuning problems?
I'm interested in the gold one.
@@reyantilope2667 initially, but it got better after a lot of playing/stretching the strings. I absolutely love mine! If you have the funds and opportunity, I’d say “go for it!” You will not be disappointed.
@@MrFuzzleupagus I really want this guitar, but I am unsure whether to choose this one or a Gretsch G6128T-59 Vintage Select Edition '59 Duo Jet. What do you recommend? I play stoner rock and grunge in my band.
@@reyantilope2667 I’ve never played the ‘59, so I’m unable to compare the two and give you a true suggestion, but the ‘89 is based off of the same guitar Chris Cornell owned:played. Soundgarden was known to detune their guitars down to C/C# for that “sludgy” sound.
Hope this helps.
@@MrFuzzleupagus
This helps me a lot. Thank you, sir!
George Harrison comes to mind whenever I see a black Duo Jet!
It’s iconic.
Nice composition, intense and focused playing, but felt odd to see guitars that is showcasing Bigsby vibrato and a single use, on camera, with the Silver Sparkle.
Still, my Gretsch collection seems to increase ... you guys have sound and style that I really dig.
If the pickup is a Filtertron ceramic pickup, then a perfect testimony
Although the TV Classic/Classic Plus are great pickups. I have them in my 3156. They are not the same. Some people actually prefer the stock ceramic Filtertrons of the 89.
Silver one pops!!
Bravo to this guy firstly. He must be complimented fully. His compositions (presuming) and playing (surely) are excellent in the Gretsch videos. Anyone know his name?
Yo FAautobahn, the 🎸 axemans name is Adam Armijo.... he’s the real deal .... 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
@@musicgem8102 I really like his approach. Unfortunately not much content by him on his youtube channel and all is from 2015. Any links to his performances?
FAautobahn, on RUclips checkout the link “Live From Laurel Canyon” for more material.... also plays lead Guitar for Brian Chartrand as well for many others... Enjoy 🎸🎸🎸🎸
@@musicgem8102 Thanks.
Hell yeah so awesome I have the players series silver jet I would love to have that gold one
What’s up Jonny... Awesome sound from the Gretsch Man... Shreds not dead 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
I preordered one last week! When the hell are they gonna ship? I need my gold sparkle jet!
ordered mine in march got it 2 days ago. worth the wait. got the gold one.
Black Hole Sun
Too bad they didn't get the tailpiece/Bigsby correct vs the one in the BHS video and from pics of shows he played with them.
I saw another demo of the Gold and Silver and supposedly there’s a subtle tonal difference between the two because of the finish. Is this true?
Anyway, I contacted Sweetwater and they’re going to place both on hold for me when they get them sometime in mid-April. I personally like the looks of the Gold Sparkle, but I want to try them both to see which one I like before buying.
I really thought these things would be highly deserving of an Ebony fretboard. Anyone else?
what amp is this?
Doesn't sound any different than a Les Paul with that much gain. I had a `97 Champagne Sparkle Jet. Sold it to buy a Gretsch Elliot Easton signature model.
General product features would be helpful
Why do they always play distortions????
Because it’s the Chris Cornell model
Tabs for this? Lol.
Wrong headstock
It's a reissue of the Baldwin era jets.
@@fivixx mine just came in and it is really nice. (gold) The headstock has the horseshoe and looks great. This just means I have a reason to get a silver one with the smaller headstock! HA
@@fivixx Actually its a reissue of the first Terada era jets (Baldwin Gretsch went under in 1981). Funny thing about those early Terada jets is that we all complained that they were built wrong (ceramic pickups, solid body) and now here we are revering this "error" as worthy of reissue. Funny old world
its just wrong
Beautiful guitars, but you're playing the same 'ol same 'ol. These guitars are meant for an entirely different style than what you're offering.
It’s the Chris Cornell model - demoing exactly to the market for it