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Gretsch, the music company that started in 1883 as a small shop in Brooklyn, New York, has grown into a powerhouse of instrument production over the past 130 years. Now, to celebrate its anniversary, the company has announced two new limited-edition instruments, along with a slate of new additions to its catalog.
The limited editions are things of beauty, with both a hollow body and a new professional model available.
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