Gretsch - Jim Dandy Concert LTD Acoustic Guitar, Heritage Burst

a period-accurate interpretation of a classic grestch modelInspired by the historic “Rex” line of instruments offered by mail-order catalog in the 1930s, ‘40s and ’50s, Jim Dandy™ models embody the charm and spirit of those early Gretsch® flat-top guitars with the superior playability and best-in-class tone that their namesake suggests.

Featuring a comfortable and compact concert body shape, a solid spruce top, and a modest 24.75“ scale length, the Limited Edition Jim Dandy™ Concert Solid Top strikes the perfect sweet-spot of versatile tone and approachable playability for a wide variety of musical settings.

The X-braced body is crafted with select lightweight laminate tonewoods for an optimal balance of woody vintage tone and reliable durability, while the “C”-shape neck presents an inviting feel for hours of old-timey inspiration. Details such as a vintage-style pinned bridge, “G”-graphic pickguard, open-gear die-cast tuning machines and oversized dot fingerboard inlays combine for a nostalgic personality destined for any barnburner or jamboree.

Well suited for everything from bluesy porch pickin’ to speakeasy swingin’, the Gretsch Jim Dandy Concert is a ramblin’ companion for newbies and old-timers alike.

at a glance • Solid spruce top with laminated sapele back and sides
• Aged white neck and body binding
• “C” shaped nato neck
• Walnut fingerboard and bridge
• Synthetic bone nut and saddle
• 24.75” scale length
• Gloss finish on body top, back, and sides
• Semi-gloss finish on neck

It doesn’t matter what the value of the guitar, if you buy it from us we take extra steps to ensure you are completely satisfied with your instrument. Each guitar goes through a 22 step professional guitar set up process to make sure your new instrument sounds as the manufacturer intended it to play.

This means that your guitar may take an extra day to deliver, just so we can get these checks done. You’ll receive email updates once your guitar is ready for despatch.

We hope you feel it’s worth the extra time and patience we spend on your instrument.

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