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April 19th, 2012, 05:32 PM
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Annie's have a definite cool factor. Not that other Gretschs aren't cool, but the Annie sets the standard. Congratulations & get a Bigsby for it.
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April 22nd, 2012, 08:39 PM
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The 6118 IS The anniversary model, right?. Is that why you, [and maybe it's general slang for Anniversary], call it Annie? My 1st band mate's father bought him one in 1966. Actually, the two pickup model was called the Double Anniversary model It was a beautiful sunburst one with all gold plated parts. He had too sell it in the early 70's because he needed the money. I would have held onto that guitar if I had to almost starve to death. It sounded soo coool. And the looks, the best. I love that green colored one, also. The green was the stock color, though I think they were green and tan two-tone.
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