Gretsch 6120W, made in 1992. This model has an ebony fingerboard and Filter'Tron pickups, which I enjoyed using. I've researched online and found that it was made by Terada Gakki from around 1989 until Fender acquired Gretsch in 2003, but the specifics are unclear. Parts have been changed: * Gotoh Magnum Lock tuners * Brass nut * Jescar 55090 frets * Scud custom-made Gotoh GE103 bridge with brass saddles. The Jescar 55090 frets are similar in shape to Jim Dunlop 6105. Regarding condition, there are signs of use, scratches, and damage, as well as a crack in the paint at the base of the neck, but I think the condition is good for a Gretsch of this era. It has been stored without use for a while, so I think it would be best to have it adjusted and maintained. Please purchase with the assumption that maintenance will be required. I have confirmed the sound with a small amplifier, but I have not tested it at high volume, so please be aware of that. The included accessory is a hard case. The original parts that were replaced are not included. Please understand that I will immediately block any questions or price negotiations that I find offensive. \#gretsch \#Gretsch \#6120 \#6120w \#EddieCochran \#BrianSetzer \#Western \#Rockabilly \#FullAcoustic \#SemiAcoustic \#bigsby \#Bigsby \#EbonyFingerboard Type: Full Acoustic Color: Orange