Well I have cracked on the parts biz where a clean and complete vintage guitar is stripped of parts, and then the forlorn 'husk' (industry term) is sold off. At least with Gretsch it's often done w/ less sought after models, like Viking or Tennessean
Well after I blew in so much on this Gadabout, temptation took hold to at least pay for the new speaker which makes it sound much better.
So I weaseled off one of the two Brooklyn-Chicago name plates seen on Gretsch cases, and even the headstock of the 6070 bass (!) I think they are riveted on the cases tho.
Well I have cracked on the parts biz where a clean and complete vintage guitar is stripped of parts, and then the forlorn 'husk' (industry term) is sold off. At least with Gretsch it's often done w/ less sought after models, like Viking or Tennessean
Well after I blew in so much on this Gadabout, temptation took hold to at least pay for the new speaker which makes it sound much better.
So I weaseled off one of the two Brooklyn-Chicago name plates seen on Gretsch cases, and even the headstock of the 6070 bass (!) I think they are riveted on the cases tho.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/19...
So, what’s the back story on this?
So this is a confession?
Let me get this straight- a desirable part was removed from an equally desirable case?
Must be more to this...
It's from an amp.
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