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| | Features | Authentic chrome Bigsby bridge and tremolo barFast, accurate strum barCustom fret inlaysFive-way chrome knobAuto-calibration sensor to make syncing up with any TV a breeze
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| | Description | As played by George Harrison, The Beatles: Rock Band Wireless Gretsch Duo-Jet Guitar Controller will feature an authentic chrome Bigsby bridge and tremolo bar, a fast, accurate strum bar, custom fret inlays, five-way chrome knob, and auto-calibration sensor to make syncing up with any TV a breeze. | |
| | Product Details | | Product Length: | 31.81 inches | | Product Width: | 12.17 inches | | Product Height: | 2.56 inches | | Product Weight: | 3.9 pounds | | Package Length: | 31.5 inches | | Package Width: | 12.1 inches | | Package Height: | 3.0 inches | | Package Weight: | 4.45 pounds | | Release Date: | September 09, 2009 | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 9 reviews |
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| | Game Information | | Platform: | PlayStation 3 | | Media: | Video Game | | Item Quantity: | 1 |
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Gretsch Duo hard to find Mar 19, 2010
Attention to detail was put into all Beatles RB Guitars. Seems odd that the Gretsch Duo is limited more than the Ricken, however, for die hard RB & Beatles fans, this is a must have
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George's Guitar for the Beatles Rock Band PS3 Jan 20, 2010
for all you crooks trying to sell this over the retail price, they seem to have full stock of them at the best buy in Lacrosse Wisconsin
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I was asked, "So, was it worth $100?" Dec 16, 2009
Sure. First off, I picked up this guitar because I had the game but no peripherals (I had been barrowing my brother-in-law's RB2 guitar and eventually he wanted it back). There are many cheaper guitar options I could have gone with, but if money is burning a hole in your pocket, you are best off buying this beauty.
The controller is visually stunning. Curvy, sleek, and solid. The white binding is a great nod to detail. The fret buttons work terrifically and feel much more responsive than the RB2 & RB1 guitars. One thing I absolutely love about this peripheral is the effects knob. Harmonix has replaced the toggle switch for overdrive effects with a round knob. That way you are not always bumping into it, changing the effects and what not (I like keeping mine on echo). However one thing I didn't really like was the placement of the 'select' button. I've never really been one to tilt my guitar to go into overdrive, I've always hit the select button because it helps to keep me focused. On the Gretsch however, the select button has been moved significantly farther down and away from the strum bar making it harder to locate. Good thing the tilt mechanic works great (unlike the other guitars that would either fight the tilt, or set off for no reason). Speaking of which, If you want to pick up an overdrive stomp box, you can plug it into the jack at the bottom of the guitar. That is also where the 'PS' and 'connect' buttons are located. The whammy bar is a bit deceiving. In the pictures it looks really different to what we are used to, but in all reality it's just a standard RB whammy bar with a chunk of plastic clipped on top. Still works great. One thing I noticed about the guitar (right out of the box) was that it sounds like something is loose inside. I've actually opened it up to see if I could find the culprit, but to no avail. Minor gripe. Auto-Cal works great.
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Wireless Gretsch Controller Oct 10, 2009
If you are a Beatles nut like I am, then having the guitar that George played is a great treat. However, I still prefer the Rickenbacker controller because that is a facsimile of the guitar John actually used on stage with the Beatles in 1964. George stopped played the DuoJet in 1962 and was never seen on stage with it in the US.
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The Beatles: Rock Band PS3 Wireless Gretsch Duo-Jet Guitar Controller Oct 06, 2009
George's Gretsch is beautiful, very well made, and a must have for true Beatles fans.
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