Gretsch G9201 Roots Collection Honey Dipper Brass Body Resonator Guitar-Shed Roof Finish

One strum of the Honey Dipper Round - Neck Resonator Guitar takes you on a time - travel 80 years back to a hobo jungle near the tracks. There, wandering workers gather in good company, and the soothing, charming sound of this all - metal resonator guitar drifts through the smoke of oil - drum fires, sounding like raindrops on a rusty pump house roof. This amazing Gretsch guitar will make you ditch your office or cubicle. Just smile, hum a song, and hop on the next train. An optional gig bag (#099 - 6481 - 000) is available. Specifications: Series: Gretsch® Roots Collection; Country Of Origin: CN; Color: Weathered 'Pump House Roof'; Body: Bell Brass; Body Finish: Weathered 'Pump House Roof'; Body Shape: Resonator; Neck Material: Mahogany; Neck Finish: Vintage Semi - Gloss; Neck Shape: Medium 'V'; Scale Length: 25' (635 mm); Fingerboard: Padauk; Fingerboard Radius: 15.75' (400 mm); Number of Frets: 19 (12 to Body); Frets Size: Medium Jumbo; String Nut: Bone; Nut Width: 1.75' (44.45 mm); Position Inlays: White Dots; Truss Rods: Dual - Action Head Adjust; Controls: NA; Bridge: Biscuit - Hard Maple with Ebony/Maple Saddle; Hardware Finish: Chrome; Tuning Machines: Grover® Sta - Tite™ Die - Cast; Pickguard: None; Strings: D'Addario® EJ16 Phosphor Bronze, Light (.012 -.053 Gauges); Unique Features: Bell Brass Body, Gretsch Ampli - Sonic™ Biscuit Resonator Cone and Bridge, Poinsettia Design Cover - Plate, Weathered 'Pump House Roof' Body Finish, 1930s Gretsch Headstock with Aged Pearloid Face. Included Accessories: Optional: 099 - 6481 - 000 Gig Bag - G2180 - Resonator Gig Bag; 099 - 6495 - 000 Economy Case - G6296 - (Flat) Round Neck Resonator. Dimensions: 7.50x20.00x44.00 IN; Weight: 13.85 LB. Additional Information: PLU: 2717013000

Using your Gretsch G9201 Roots Collection Honey Dipper Resonator Guitar is a breeze. Just hold it like you would any other guitar, place your fingers on the frets to change notes, and strum the strings with a pick or your fingers. When you're not playing, it's a good idea to put it in the optional gig bag or economy case to protect it from scratches and damage. Keep the guitar in a dry place. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures and humidity, as this can warp the neck or damage the body. To keep it in great shape, wipe the strings down after each use to remove sweat and dirt. You can also use a soft cloth to clean the body and hardware. If you need to adjust the tuning, use the Grover® Sta - Tite™ Die - Cast tuning machines. And if you want to change the strings, use D'Addario® EJ16 Phosphor Bronze strings with the recommended gauges. Have fun playing your new guitar!