Gretsch History

Friedrich Gretsch, a German immigrant from Mannheim, began building drum kits and banjos in 1883. After WWI, the company was taken over by his son, Fred, under whose leadership it flourished and gained a reputation for high quality and precision.

Brian Setzer Guitars

If you’ve ever tapped your foot to “Rock This Town”, you’ve felt the magic of Brian Setzer’s music. And a significant part of that magic is his signature Gretsch guitars. Join us as we dive deep into the world of Brian Setzer’s signature models, exploring the craftsmanship, design, and legacy of these beautiful instruments.

Bono Signature Guitar

While Bono is primarily known as a U2 frontman rather than a guitarist, his collaboration with Gretsch, resulting in the G6136I Bono Falcon, is something that needs to be talked about. It’s a guitar that brings together the design aesthetics of Gretsch with the unique flair of Bono.

Billy Duffy Signature Guitar

Over the years, Billy Duffy’s relationship with his guitars has evolved, with various instruments bearing the weight of his talent. Among these, the partnership with Gretsch has resulted in the creation of a signature guitar that reflects Duffy’s artistry, ethos, and passion for music.

Friedrich Gretsch

Friedrich Gretsch is a German immigrant who founded the company and laid the groundwork for what would become one of the most respected names in the music industry. This biography delves into the life, achievements, and legacy of Friedrich Gretsch.

Gretsch Factories

The storied history of Gretsch, one of the iconic names in the music world, is deeply intertwined with its factories. This post delves into the journey of Gretsch factories, shining a light on the brand’s production legacy.