File:The Beatles exhibit - Gretsch Chet Atkins Hollow Body 6120 or Nashville 6120 - Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Cleveland (2013-10-06 09.40.06 by swimfinfan).jpg

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Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Cleveland 10 6 2013
The Beatles exhibit

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  • Gretsch Chet Atkins Hollow Body 6120 second version 1961-64 Chet Atkins logo on pickguard, fake f-holes, orange.

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  • Gretsch Chet Atkins Nashville 6120 first version 1964-72 Chet Atkins Nashville on headstock and pickguard, fake f-holes.
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Author swimfinfan
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  • Tony Bacon (March 2005) 50 Years of Gretsch Electrics, Backbeat, p. 303 ISBN: 978-1-4768-5281-2.
    "CHET ATKINS HOLLOW BODY 6120 second version 1961-64 Chet Atkins logo on pickguard, fake f-holes, orange.
     • Bound ebony fingerboard, half-moon markers; 22 frets plus zero fret; truss-rod adjuster at headstock; horseshoe on headstock.
     • Hollow archtop bound body with two fake f-holes; orange (6120).
     • Two humbucker pickups.
     • Three controls (all volume) and three selectors, plus one string damper control.
     • Coloured plastick pickguard with Chet Atkins name.
     • Single-saddle bridge, separate vibrato tailpiece.
     • Gold-plated hardware.
     • Pad on body back.
     • String damper and control.
    Succeeded single-cutaway first version, see listing under STYLE TWO.
    Known as CHET ATKINS NASHVILLE from c1964-72; see separate listing"
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    "CHET ATKINS NASHVILLE 6120 first version 1964-72 Chet Atkins Nashville on headstock and pickguard, fake f-hole
    Similar to CHET ATKINS HOLLOW BODY second version, except:
     • Model nameplate on headstock.
     • Model name on pickguard.
    previously known as CHET ATKINS HOLLOW BODY second version; see separate listing."
  • Jay Scott (June 1992) Gretsch - The Guitars of the Fred Gretsch Co., Centerstream Publications, p. 159 ISBN: 978-1-4768-2536-6.
    "​In 1962 a profound change occurred in the Model 6120 Chet Atkins Hollowbody: the company introduced its Electrontone hollowbody design, a two-inch-deep, 15 1/2 inch-wide (not 16" as the catalog noted) double cutaway body with replica, not real, f-holes painted on the guitar. So, the Model 6120 had been converted from a true f-hole, single cutaway, hollow guitar to a simulated f-hole, double cutaway, semi-hollow instrument. The fake f-hole design was the brain child of Chet Atkins who had it incorporated into the 1958 Chet Atkins Country Gentleman to give the Gent the tone and timbre needed for that great Chet tone. "

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