Gretsch G9240 Alligator Resonator Guitar-2-Tone Sunburst

The G9240 Alligator Biscuit Roundneck resonator guitar is a volume powerhouse! Crafted from all-mahogany with deluxe features, it projects a unique swampy tone that fills any dancehall. The Gretsch 'Ampli - Sonic™' diaphragm, hand - spun in Eastern Europe from nearly 99% pure aluminum, delivers outstanding tone quality and volume. Whether you play chunk rhythm, fingerstyle, or bottleneck, this guitar won't disappoint. Specifications: Series: Gretsch® Roots Collection; Country Of Origin: CN; Color: 2 - Color Sunburst; Body: Laminated Mahogany with Vintage Semi - Gloss finish; Neck: Mahogany with Medium 'V' shape and Vintage Semi - Gloss finish; Scale Length: 25' (635 mm); Fingerboard: Padauk with 15.75' (400 mm) radius; 19 frets (12 to Body); Medium Jumbo frets; Bone string nut; 1.75' (44.45 mm) nut width; Abalone Dot position inlays; Dual - Action Head Adjust truss rods; Biscuit bridge with Hard Maple and Ebony/Maple saddle; Nickel - Plated hardware finish; Grover® Sta - Tite™ Die - Cast tuning machines; No pickguard; D'Addario® EJ16 Phosphor Bronze strings (.012 -.053 Gauges). Unique features include Gretsch® Ampli - Sonic™ Biscuit Resonator Cone, Weathered Poinsettia Cone Cover and Trapeze Tailpiece. Optional accessories: 099 - 6481 - 000 Gig Bag - G2180 - Resonator Gig Bag; 099 - 6495 - 000 Economy Case - G6296 - (Flat) Round Neck Resonator. Dimensions: 7.50x20.00x43.50 IN; Weight: 10.10 LB. PLU: 2718013503

Using your Gretsch G9240 Alligator Resonator Guitar is a breeze. First, make sure your strings are properly tuned using the Grover® Sta - Tite™ Die - Cast tuning machines. You can play different styles like chunk rhythm, fingerstyle, or bottleneck to bring out its unique swampy tone. When you're not playing, keep it in the optional gig bag or economy case to protect it from dust and scratches. For maintenance, wipe the body with a soft, dry cloth regularly to keep the vintage semi - gloss finish looking great. Check the strings periodically and replace them when they start to sound dull. Adjust the truss rods if you notice any issues with the neck curvature, but do it carefully. With proper care, your guitar will serve you well for years.