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  • Squier Standard Telecaster 2004
    Pre-owned

    Squier Standard Telecaster 2004

    Squier

    • Klassieke Tele-stijl met heldere attack en directe respons
  • Schecter Avenger Matte Black
    Pre-owned

    Schecter Avenger Matte Black

    Schecter

    • Agressieve rockgitaar met krachtige humbuckers en snelle hals
  • Spira Guitars S-457 TPP Transparent Purple

    Spira Guitars S-457 TPP Transparent Purple

    Spira Guitars

    • S-model met krachtige humbuckers en strakke, moderne attack
  • Spira Guitars S-407 MBK Satin Black

    Spira Guitars S-407 MBK Satin Black

    Spira Guitars

    • 7-snarige S-model met diepe low-end en snelle hals
  • Spira Guitars X-400 MBK

    Spira Guitars X-400 MBK

    Spira Guitars

    • X-model met strakke humbuckers en directe respons
  • Spira Guitars X-400 MWH

    Spira Guitars X-400 MWH

    Spira Guitars

    • X-model met heldere projectie en moderne uitstraling
  • NX RE520ST Stratomaster Surf Green
    Sale

    NX RE520ST Stratomaster Surf Green

    NX

    • Lichtgewicht body voor relaxed oefenen
  • NX RE520ST Stratomaster Blue
    Sale

    NX RE520ST Stratomaster Blue

    NX

    • Comfortabele hals die snel vertrouwd voelt
  • NX RE520ST Stratomaster Black
    Sale

    NX RE520ST Stratomaster Black

    NX

    • Heldere, directe sound die leren makkelijker maakt
  • NX RE530TL Telemaster Surf Green
    Sale

    NX RE530TL Telemaster Surf Green

    NX

    • Stabiele stemming zodat je zorgeloos speelt
  • NX RE530TL Telemaster Vintage White
    Sale

    NX RE530TL Telemaster Vintage White

    NX

    • Heldere, directe sound die leren makkelijker maakt
  • NX RE520ST Stratomaster Sunburst
    Sale

    NX RE520ST Stratomaster Sunburst

    NX

    • Heldere, directe sound die leren makkelijker maakt
  • Spira Guitars V-420 Awh

    Spira Guitars V-420 Awh

    Spira Guitars

    • V-model met krachtige humbuckers en scherpe attack
  • Spira Guitars V-420 BKY

    Spira Guitars V-420 BKY

    Spira Guitars

    • V-model met stevige output en agressieve rockklank
  • Spira Guitars S-450 TPP Transparent Purple

    Spira Guitars S-450 TPP Transparent Purple

    Spira Guitars

    • S-450 met roasted maple hals en tremolo
  • Spira Guitars S-400 MBL Satin Blue

    Spira Guitars S-400 MBL Satin Blue

    Spira Guitars

    • S-400 met HSS setup en satin afwerking
  • Spira Guitars T-407 MBK Satin Black

    Spira Guitars T-407 MBK Satin Black

    Spira Guitars

    • T-407 met 7 snaren en string-through body
  • Spira Guitars T-400 Baritone MBK

    Spira Guitars T-400 Baritone MBK

    Spira Guitars

    • Baritone gitaar met extra lage stemming en strakke definitie
  • Spira Guitars S-507 QFB Fireburst

    Spira Guitars S-507 QFB Fireburst

    Spira Guitars

    • 7-snarige S-model met strakke low-end en krachtige humbuckers
  • Spira Guitars S-420 Awh

    Spira Guitars S-420 Awh

    Spira Guitars

    • S-model met heldere projectie en comfortabele bespeelbaarheid
  • Spira Guitars S-407 MWH Satin White

    Spira Guitars S-407 MWH Satin White

    Spira Guitars

    • 7-snarige S-model met open klank en snelle bespeelbaarheid
  • Spira Guitars S-500 QAB Trans Aqua Blue

    Spira Guitars S-500 QAB Trans Aqua Blue

    Spira Guitars

    • S-500 met carved top en coil split



Gretsch

It's crazy to imagine that in 2021 the Gretsch brand will be around for almost 150 years. Writing its rich history starts in 1883 when the 27-year-old German immigrant Friedrich Gretsch starts a small shop in Brooklyn New York where he starts building and selling Banjos, drums, and tambourines. Unfortunately, he dies after 12 years and leaves the company in the hands of his teenage son Fred Gretsch. Fred was a hard worker who felt what the audience wanted and Gretsch quickly grew into a flourishing company. As early as 1916, Gretsch distributed their instruments all over America and the company was already run out of a 10-story building at 60 Broadway in Brooklyn.Read more...
Gretsch Guitars

 



Gretsch history

At that time, Gretsch started producing their first guitars due to the increasing demand from the public. It started with acoustic archtops for jazz guitarists and acoustic flat top models for country and western players. A big moment in Gretsch's history was when in 1935 Charles "Duke" Kramer joined the team. Charles "Duke" Kramer, also known as "Mr. Guitar Man", was crucial in making electric guitars from Gretsch to what they are today. The first electric guitargretsch, the Electromatic, was introduced in 1939. The 1950s brought many legendary additions, such as the custom colors and the flashy high-tech hardware. The "Atomic Era" of the 1950s has given perhaps the most defining face to the Gretsch guitars as we know them today. Gretsch grew into an express train in the 1950s with the rise of the Rock & Roll and even left fender behind. Many great artists fell for the sound and charm of the Gretsch models including: Elvis Presley, Chet Atkins, The Beatles, The Roling Stones. Bono, Malcom Young, and Brian Setzer.

 

Development

Over the years, Gretsch has grown into a brand that has something to offer in all price ranges. In the past, every model was made in the United States, and as we know, it is a serious purchase and not for everyone. With the addition of the Electromatic and the Streamliner series, every guitarist has a Gretsch instrument at your fingertips. All models are made according to today's playing characteristics and development. But with the cosmetic looks of the heyday: the 1950s. And you can taste that atmosphere in all the instruments.


With us in the store

Would you like to experience how the instruments play and sound? Then we would like to invite you to visit our store in Noordwijk and play on the different models yourself. Should your product not be in stock? You can always call us and we'll take care of it for you quickly.