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GretschTech: Trestle Bracing – Gretsch Guitars Blog
https://blog.gretschguitars.com/2013/03/gretschtech-trestle-bracing/
Bracing - gretschguitars.com
https://www.gretschguitars.com/support/specs-explained/bracing
This bracing system utilises two bridge-shaped struts that spans the length of the top of the guitar and connects to the back of the guitar via the four ‘feet’, resulting in a solid structure that improves sustain and reduces feedback, whilst …
Gretsch Trestle Bracing – 300Guitars.com
https://300guitars.com/articles/gretsch-trestle-bracing/
The trestle brace is a bracing system that was implemented on a few select Gretsch guitars starting in 1958. The most popular models having this bracing system were the 6120 Chet Atkins model and the Anniversary model. A few 1957 models have been reported having this bracing system. The body depth of these guitars is approximately 2-7/16″.
Trestle bracing-yay or nay? | Gretsch-Talk Forum
https://www.gretsch-talk.com/threads/trestle-bracing-yay-or-nay.108007/
Apr 27, 2014. #2. The point of a hollow body guitar is that the body contributes to the sound. To my mind, trestle bracing makes the top a bit stiff. Though, adding a Compton makes the world of difference. I find tone post, or parallel bar models a little bit more lively. I could of course be hugely embarrassed now, if my CS Annie does turn out ...
Trestle Bracing Design | Gretsch-Talk Forum
https://www.gretsch-talk.com/threads/trestle-bracing-design.14992/
My understanding of the history of trestle bracing (from the books on Gretsch) involved reducing feedback further than the simple single sound post did (which connected the back and front plates), and increasing sustain. I can't remember if …
Gretsch Trestle Bracing??? - Electric Guitars - Harmony Central
https://www.harmonycentral.com/forums/topic/1128614-gretsch-trestle-bracing/
My opinion is that trestle bracing adds a bit more mass between the front and back of the guitar which helps keep the feedback down a bit. Gretsch retired trestle bracing in the early 60's (I think because of QC problems in ceeping the wood and patterns consistent.) It was reintroduced with the first FMIC Setzers.
Gretsch Trestle Bracing - Jazz Guitar Online
https://www.jazzguitar.be/forum/guitar-amps-gizmos/64703-gretsch-trestle-bracing.html
good bit on trestle bracing..reasons and origins!! chet! Gretsch Trestle Bracing - 300guitars.com and good stuff ptc3-So from hollow to solid there is. Sort of non-linear continuum: 1. Hollow with bracing 2. Hollow, bracing, soundpost - MANY sub-variations on a soundpost 3. ML bracing 4. Trestle 5. Waffle 6. Center block 7. Chambered solid 8 ...
Gretsch Trestle Bracing - The Gear Page
https://www.thegearpage.net/board/index.php?threads/gretsch-trestle-bracing.817576/
The trestle bracing makes the guitar less resistant to feedback and the tone is a little more focused. Other than that, not a huge deal. Both are cool. newking70 rick31797 Member Messages 341 Dec 10, 2010 #3
All Gear - Gretsch Guitars
https://gretschguitars.com/gear?bracing=1959-trestle-bracing
All Gretsch gear including guitars, basses, acoustics, folk & bluegrass instruments and more! All Gretsch gear including guitars, basses, acoustics, folk & bluegrass instruments and more! Gear. ... Bracing: 1959 Trestle Bracing; G6136T-RR Rich Robinson Signature Magpie with Bigsby® ...
Electromatic Collection - gretschguitars.com
https://www.gretschguitars.com/gear/collection/electromatic?bracing=trestle-block
The Gretsch Electromatic® Collection gives you essential Gretsch power, style and performance. These are the guitars that will get you to the big stage — Play Proud. ... Bracing: Trestle Block; New. G5420LH Electromatic® Classic Hollow Body Single-Cut, Left-Handed. New.
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