The G9121 Tenor A.C.E. Ukulele with Gig Bag Acoustic-Cutaway-Electric Fishman Kula Pickup Honey Mahogany Stain is a ukulele folk instruments
built by Gretsch. This folk instruments is manufactured in China
and is a Roots Collection model. Below is the complete factory specification breakdown of tonewoods, measurements, electronics, and hardware, as well as product identifiers and a visual reference index curated by Tone Wolf for manufacturer part number 2730042321.
G9121 A.C.E. Tenor Ukulele with Gig Bag, Acoustic / Cutaway / Electric
Part Number
2730042321
Product Series
Roots Collection
Country of Origin
China
Brand
Gretsch
Type
Folk Instruments
Category
Ukulele
UPC Code
885978150878
Factory Specifications
Body Construction
Body Material
Laminated Mahogany
Top Material
Solid Quartersawn Mahogany
Back Material
Solid Quartersawn Mahogany
Side Material
Laminated Mahogany
Body Shape
Ukulele
Body Finish
Open-Pore Semi-Gloss
Bracing
Fan
Rosette
Acrylic Abalone
Hardware
Bridge
Rosewood
Tuning Machines
Grover 9NB Sta-Tite Geared
Pickguard
None
Bridge Cover / Tailpiece
Traditional Bridge
Hardware Finish
Chrome
Neck Construction
Neck Material
1-Piece Mahogany
Fingerboard Material
Rosewood
Fingerboard Inlays
Abalone Dot
Number of Frets
19 (14 to body)
Nut Width
1.375" (35 mm)
Scale Length
17" (432 mm)
Nut Material
Bone
Neck Shape
Medium "U"
Neck Finish
Open-Pore Semi-Gloss Urethane
Headstock
1920's Gretsch 2x2
Electronics
Controls
Volume, Bass, Middle, Treble
General
Orientation
Right-Hand
Strings
Aquila Nylgut Soprano
Case / Gig Bag
Included G9120 Tenor Ukulele Gig Bag (p/n 009-9148-000)
Recommended Case
Included: 099-6498-000 Gig Bag - G2190 - Tenor Ukulele Bag
Reference Images
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