Gretsch Roots G9511 Style 1 Single-0 “Parlor” Acoustic: Capo, Fingerpicking | Demo | Gretsch Guitars

Rich in voice and subtle in style, ROOTS COLLECTION Acoustic Guitars represent a level of design, detail and craftsmanship not seen since days long gone. In this video, hear the Gretsch Roots Single-0 “Parlor” Acoustic guitar demoed with a capo in fingerpicking style.

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Offering the best in class and craft, the G9511 Style 1 Single-0 guitar delivers a pristine, yet intimate voice that is full and silky without the “boxy” or “tubby” overtones common in this body size.

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[constructivecritism]

I firgot to say, the action is incredible, I don't remember playing a guitar with better playability, grabbing barre cords and so one was never easier, it feels so natural with this guitar!

[constructivecritism]

I own the G9511 Style 1 Parlour, I played all parlours in the store and this one was the best for my ears. The guitar has a great response and great dynamics, the sound is more trebly then bassy but in this case it fits totally. Crunchy sound. I love to jam around with this when learning new songs and strumm it without pleck. I love it when you play this guitar soft volume is low but once you hit it a little harder the volume will rise and this gives you such a great variety of playing.

[harrydavidson]

I was curious how these guitars would sound like, and which model I would prefer. After watching all videos of the 3 models, I think I'm a "Style1" guy. I already own two Jim Dandy and a bunch of Rancher models, but I guess I will buy a "Style1" if I can take it for a testride in a music store . . .
By the way: only 450 clicks on these great clips? What's wrong in the guitar world?

[odysseios]

Very fine guitar for the sound, not certainly for the finish. I checked 2 guitars, and the neck painting and binding showed a couple of ugly flaws.