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Gretsch G9121 Tenor A.C.E. Ukulele

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Gretsch G9121 Tenor A.C.E. Ukulele

#52166

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£239.00 £279.99

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Gretsch G9121 Tenor A.C.E. Ukulele Overview

Featured worldwide in popular music of all styles, the ukulele is experiencing a phenomenal rebirth in popularity. At the request of Gretsch fans everywhere we have reintroduced a selection of classic best sellers featuring unparalleled tone and quality at sensational low prices. The G9121 A.C.E features a Fishman® Kula pickup with preamp; solid quartersawn mahogany top; laminated mahogany back and sides; one-piece mahogany neck; rosewood fingerboard and bridge; "snowflake" position markers; bone nut and saddle; 19 frets; 17" scale length; Grover® 9NB geared tuners; Aquila® Nylgut strings; "open pore" semi-gloss finish and deluxe fitted gig bag.

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22/10/2022

Sort of..perfect. Thanks

Alan

24/6/2018

I play tenor Uke and I wanted another AE to tune low G for playing blues. I'd seen some early reviews for this uke that complained of rough frets and fingerboard but I didn't find any such problems with this one. On my other tenor I have Worth brown medium strings which are quite mellow and the Aquila's fitted to this Gretsch give exactly the brightness I was hoping for to play blues. The action is good out of the box, I may drop it slightly at some point once the strings have settled in but that would just be personal preference. Following the recommended fitting instructions, I fitted an Aquila Red low G and the tone fits well with the other strings. I did have to open the slot in the nut a bit to accommodate the Red string and it is important to smooth the slot with 600+ sandpaper. I've had fun with the effects on my Peavey Vypyr amp but it sounds great unplugged too. The body is quite deep so it gives a good full sound. The onboard tuner is adequate. The build quality is good for the money and I'm sure it will give years of service. I have given it five stars as a stand-alone review rather than in comparison to other ukes because it does what I want of it. I'm sure there's other cheaper ukes which are as good, if not better but I'm very happy with it. The supplied gig-bag is excellent quality too.

Geoff Copping