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Gretsch G6120DSW Nashville - Diamond Guitars

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When the Flying V debuted in 1958, it was ahead of its time -- about nine years ahead, to be exact. Popular demand helped shape Gibson's decision to reintroduce it in 1967, this time with a sleek new look and a Vibrola tailpiece. Every profile, contour and detail has been rendered in exceptional detail for an unforgettable playing and ownership experience.

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