Gretsch G9201 Honey Dipper
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Gretsch
G9201 Honey Dipper
Product Info
Article Number:
279662
Brand:
Gretsch
Model:
G9201 Honey Dipper
Category:
Resonator Guitars
Price:
$911.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Honey Dipper is a fantastic resonator for bluegrass, folk, and roots music. Its bright, focused tone and comfortable neck make it a joy to play, and the brass body gives it a distinct character. It's an excellent choice for players wanting that classic resonator vibe without the premium price tag.
Product Description
- Gretsch G9201 Honey Dipper
- Resonator Guitar
- Body: Brass
- Neck: Mahogany
- Round neck
- Fretboard: Katalox
- 19 Frets
- Scale: 635 mm
- Ampli-Sonic Cone
- Biscuit bridge
- Colour: Nickel
PROS
- • Solid brass body delivers a uniquely bright, metallic tone.
- • Katalox fretboard offers a smooth playing experience and great note definition.
- • Round neck design facilitates comfortable chording and open tunings.
- • Ampli-Sonic cone provides exceptional projection and a focused, vintage resonance.
CONS
- • Round neck limits versatility compared to square neck resonators for slide playing.
- • Relatively heavy due to the brass body construction – can be tiring for extended playing.
- • Katalox can be prone to dryness, requiring occasional fretboard oiling.
Product Video
Key Features
Body Material
Brass
Resonator Type
Single Cone
Cone
Ampli-Sonic
Neck Material
Mahogany
Scale Length
635 mm
Weight
7.5 lbs
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Frequently Asked Questions
It's notably brighter and more articulate than some older, thicker-bodied brass resonators, thanks to the Ampli-Sonic cone and lighter construction.
The neck is fairly slim and comfortable, though not as wide as some vintage resonator necks; most players with average to larger hands should find it manageable.
Yes, the bridge is adjustable, allowing for easy action changes, though some experience is helpful to achieve optimal results.
