Gretsch G6134TG-58 1958 Custom Penguin Electric Guitar in Nightbird Emerald

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£3,499.00

This is a New Gretsch G6134TG-58 1958 Custom Penguin Electric Guitar in Nightbird Emerald from Gretsch, available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff. Read More below to get the latest prices, demos and how to order for UK delivery.

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The Gretsch G6134TG-58 Limited Edition 1958 Custom Penguin with Bigsby in Nightbird Emerald is a stunning reimagining of one of Gretsch’s most luxurious designs. Combining a chambered mahogany body with an arched maple top, TV Jones Ray Butts Ful-Fidelity FilterTron pickups and premium gold hardware, it delivers that unmistakable vintage Gretsch chime with a refined, boutique feel. From shimmering cleans to punchy rockabilly twang, this Penguin is built to inspire every time you pick it up. Part of the Professional Collection and crafted in Japan, the 1958 Custom Penguin blends classic aesthetics with modern playability. The short 24.6 inch scale, ebony fingerboard and comfortable Standard U neck profile make it a joy to play, while the Bigsby B3GP string-thru vibrato and Space Control bridge give you expressive pitch modulation with rock-solid tuning stability. Finished in a rich Nightbird Emerald with gold appointments, it looks every bit as opulent as it sounds. Under the glamorous exterior lies a highly responsive, musical instrument. The chambered construction keeps the weight down and enhances resonance, giving notes a lively, airy quality that is perfect for dynamic players. Paired with the articulate, low-output Ray Butts Ful-Fidelity FilterTrons, you get a wide tonal palette that stays clear and defined whether you are playing delicate jazz voicings, country picking or driven indie rhythms. Thoughtful details such as Luminlay side dots for stage visibility, a bone nut for optimal tone transfer and Grover Imperial tuners for precise, smooth tuning round out a truly premium specification. If you are looking for a statement guitar that combines vintage character, modern reliability and show-stopping looks, the G6134TG-58 Custom Penguin in Nightbird Emerald is a compelling choice. TV Jones Ray Butts Ful-Fidelity FilterTron Pickups At the heart of this Penguin are a pair of TV Jones Ray Butts Ful-Fidelity FilterTron pickups in the neck and bridge positions. Designed to capture the sound of the earliest FilterTrons, they deliver sparkling highs, tight lows and a present but never harsh midrange. The result is a tone that cuts through a mix with ease while retaining warmth and musicality, ideal for everything from vintage rock and roll to modern alternative styles. Chambered Mahogany Body with Arched Maple Top The chambered mahogany body with an arched maple top gives this guitar a lively, resonant acoustic character and a comfortable weight. Mahogany provides warmth and sustain, while the maple top adds clarity and snap, helping chords ring out and single notes sing. The chambering also enhances airiness and responsiveness, making the guitar feel more alive under your fingers. Comfortable Short Scale Neck and Ebony Fingerboard The 24.6 inch scale length, combined with a Standard U neck profile and smooth ebony fingerboard, offers a familiar yet luxurious playing feel. The slightly shorter scale reduces string tension, making bends easier and vibrato more expressive, while the 12 inch radius and medium jumbo frets support both vintage-style chord work and modern lead playing with equal ease. Bigsby B3GP String-Thru Vibrato and Premium Hardware Equipped with a Bigsby B3GP string-thru vibrato tailpiece and a Space Control bridge, this Penguin delivers classic Bigsby shimmer with enhanced tuning stability and intonation. The string-thru design simplifies restringing and improves break angle over the bridge, while the gold hardware and Grover Imperial tuners add both visual elegance and reliable performance on stage and in the studio. Key Features TV Jones Ray Butts Ful-Fidelity FilterTron Pickups – Vintage-voiced FilterTron pickups provide clear, articulate tones with tight low end and chimey highs, giving you classic Gretsch character that sits beautifully in any mix without getting muddy. Chambered Mahogany Body with Arched Maple Top – The combination of a chambered mahogany body and arched maple top delivers a resonant,…

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Gretsch guitars are renowned for their distinctive tone, vintage style, and craftsmanship that has defined rockabilly, country, and classic rock for decades. Founded in Brooklyn in 1883, Gretsch became iconic through artists like Chet Atkins, George Harrison, and Brian Setzer, whose twangy, resonant sound came from the brand’s signature hollow and semi-hollow body designs. With features such as Filter’Tron pickups, Bigsby tremolos, and ornate finishes, Gretsch guitars blend elegance with attitude. Whether it’s the warm chime of a White Falcon or the punch of a Duo Jet, Gretsch instruments continue to offer timeless character and individuality for players who want something truly unique.

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