Welcome to GT! I’m not familiar with that model, so I don’t have any tips. But let’s see of photo of that new guitar.
Nice axe! Lube the nut slots and the saddles if you have tuning stability issues when using the Bibsgy.
Sounds like you’re off to a great start.Pops, I changed the strings, lubed the nut and saddles right out of the box. I also added a butchie bar to the Bigsby.
Everything is fine and stays in tune well.
Welcome to the forum @dst5655 . Beautiful guitarHello, I'm new to the Gretsch forum. And, recently purchased a new G-5655TG Electro Ctr.Blk. Jr. w/B-70 Bigsby. Is anyone here familiar with this guitar?
Anyone have any tips to share as I get used to it?
dst,Hello, I'm new to the Gretsch forum. And, recently purchased a new G-5655TG Electro Ctr.Blk. Jr. w/B-70 Bigsby. Is anyone here familiar with this guitar?
Anyone have any tips to share as I get used to it?
It's a nice, very comfortable guitar for me. If the break angle is as severe on yours and looks like the "before" picture of mine below, you are going to struggle with the Bigsby and tuning, regardless whether you lube and cut the nut slots as mentioned above. A BiggsFix takes care of the problem.
Welcome to the group!!
https://bricksbiggsfix.com/
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