We've just received a highly-rated and popular guitar: a 2001 Pre-Fender era 6119 TENNESSEE ROSE, made before Fender's acquisition of the company. It features a maple body and neck with an ebony fingerboard. Its main characteristics are a hard, tight sound with a lot of sustain, rich airiness, and a warm, resonant tone. It's equipped with GRETSCH Filter'Tron pickups, which offer a moderate amount of power and a thick, sweet tone typical of humbuckers, while also retaining the bright, articulate tone characteristic of GRETSCH guitars. The matching of these pickups with the guitar's body creates the unique good-old-guitar sound of the Tennessee Rose, with its bright, sweet tone, excellent articulation, rich resonance, and warm, airy feel. This guitar is a perfect match for old-school rock and roll, and it can also add a touch of that classic rock and roll flavor to modern sounds, giving them a sense of roots. It also features a Bigsby tremolo unit, allowing for vibrato playing. This is the perfect guitar for 50's rock and roll, rockabilly, and Mersey beat. It's also a really cool and stylish model. Fully adjusted. Weight: 3.4 kg