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Gretsch G6131 Jet Falcon
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Eastwood Airline MAP DLX
Gretsch G6131 Jet Falcon
Eastwood Airline Map
Neat guitar. These aren’t at all faithful to the old Nationals, though. They’re very modernized and, most notably, are made of wood.
This one was a real mixed bag. It played well enough and sounded fantastic acoustically. It cost me $800 + case at the time, and they’re $900 now. For that money, you get knockoff Grovers, a licensed Bigsby, mini pots, and cheap, crappy humbuckers. In other words, the components here do not match the price point. I ended up rewiring it with a few different pickups (settled on TV Jones Classics) and eventually sold it. Again, I really did enjoy how it sounded and I actually kept it for quite a while, all the way up until I HAD to pare down, so I won’t knock it too much, but it is not exactly a good value for your money. $900 goes a long ways these days - a lot farther than this.
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