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Gretsch Guitars
G9500 Jim Dandy Flat Top Acoustic Guitar - 2-Color Sunburst
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Your Price: $259.00 CDN
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Free Setup Included
In addition to the benefits of the Performance Warranty, we offer one complimentary setup with the purchase of a new or used guitar, to be redeemed at any Long & McQuade location within the initial free-warranty period (1-year on new, 90-days on used).
This Includes:
- Restring (Strings not included).
- Tighten and lubricate all hardware.
- Clean and test electronics.
- Replace battery if needed (Battery not included).
- Adjust or rehang loose wiring.
- Clean and condition the fingerboard.
- Fret polish to remove minor scratches, pits and corrosion.
- Cleaning of the entire instrument.
- Adjust truss-rod to correct neck relief.
- Adjust saddle radius to match fingerboard.
- Adjust action at bridge.
- File nut slots for proper string movement.
- Adjust intonation.
- Adjust tremolo bridge setting to player's preference.
- Add/remove trem-springs as needed (Parts not included).
- Adjust pickup balance.
- Full inspection and play test.
Long & McQuade Performance Assurance
Buying a new instrument is an exciting event and we want to ensure that every instrument we sell comes exactly how the manufacturer intended it to be. That is why Long & McQuade performs a quality control check for every stringed, brass, and woodwind instrument over $99 ordered online at Long-McQuade.com.
Our team of experienced staff will unbox your instrument and perform a detailed inspection to ensure it leaves our warehouse looking and playing great with our QC card signed and dated for your peace of mind.
We work hard to source the best instruments from around the world from the finest brands. It is important to us that you are completely satisfied with your new instrument purchase from day one onwards.
Stringed Instrument Performance Assurance Checklist
Unlike our free set-up, which is included within the first year of purchase, this process is done to have the instrument set to the factory specs rather than to each player's feel or preferences.
We look after the following:
- Inspect finish and hardware.
- Check electronics to make sure everything is in working order. Check batteries on active pickups.
- Inspect strings.
- Inspect frets and fretboard.
- Check truss rod. Adjust for bow and relief.
- Tune instrument to manufacturer’s specified tuning.
- Check/set action height.
- Stretch strings and re-tune instrument and ensure machine heads are working well.
- Check for fret buzz by playing every note.
- Check/set intonation.
- Check/set pickup height.
- Cleaning and professional repacking.
Crackerjack quality at a sober price! Faithfull to the Gretsch "Rex" parlor guitars of the 1930s, '40s and '50s, the all-new G9500 Jim Dandy Flat Top parlor-style model embodies everything that was great about everyone's first guitar. Everything and then some, that is, because the G9500 is crafted with select guitar woods and is fully lined and braced for warm and pleasing tone, with a 24" scale for endless hours of playing comfort
Body
Body Material: Basswood
Body Shape: Non-Cutaway
Body Back: Basswood
Body Sides: Basswood
Body Top: Basswood
Body Finish: Vintage Semi-Gloss
Bracing: X Bracing
Rosette: White/Black Rings
Body Length: 17.875" (454 mm)
Body Depth: 3.75" (95 mm)
Body Binding: Aged White
Neck
Neck Shape: "C" Shape
Number of Frets: 18 (12 to Body)
Fret Size: Vintage-Style
Position Inlays: Pearloid Dot
Fingerboard Radius: 12" (305 mm)
Fretboard: Walnut
Neck Material: Nato
Neck Finish: Semi-Gloss
Nut Width: 1.6875" (42.8 mm)
Scale Length: 24" (610 mm)
Headstock: 1950's Gretsch 3x3
Truss Rod Nut: Hex
Hardware
Hardware Finish: Nickel-Plated
Bridge: Walnut Top-Load with Compensated PPS Saddle
Tuning Machines: 1950s Style Open-Gear Die-Cast
String Nut: PPS
Tools
Truss Rod Wrench: Yes
Miscellaneous
Strings: D'Addario EJ16 Phosphor Bronze, Light (.012-.053 Gauges)
Unique Features: Compensated saddle; 24" Scale Length.
Accessories
Case Gig Bags: Optional Gig Bag #099-6481-000
Pickguard: 1-Ply White with "G" Graphic
Included Accessories: Truss-Rod Hex Wrench
Body
Body Material: Basswood
Body Shape: Non-Cutaway
Body Back: Basswood
Body Sides: Basswood
Body Top: Basswood
Body Finish: Vintage Semi-Gloss
Bracing: X Bracing
Rosette: White/Black Rings
Body Length: 17.875" (454 mm)
Body Depth: 3.75" (95 mm)
Body Binding: Aged White
Neck
Neck Shape: "C" Shape
Number of Frets: 18 (12 to Body)
Fret Size: Vintage-Style
Position Inlays: Pearloid Dot
Fingerboard Radius: 12" (305 mm)
Fretboard: Walnut
Neck Material: Nato
Neck Finish: Semi-Gloss
Nut Width: 1.6875" (42.8 mm)
Scale Length: 24" (610 mm)
Headstock: 1950's Gretsch 3x3
Truss Rod Nut: Hex
Hardware
Hardware Finish: Nickel-Plated
Bridge: Walnut Top-Load with Compensated PPS Saddle
Tuning Machines: 1950s Style Open-Gear Die-Cast
String Nut: PPS
Tools
Truss Rod Wrench: Yes
Miscellaneous
Strings: D'Addario EJ16 Phosphor Bronze, Light (.012-.053 Gauges)
Unique Features: Compensated saddle; 24" Scale Length.
Accessories
Case Gig Bags: Optional Gig Bag #099-6481-000
Pickguard: 1-Ply White with "G" Graphic
Included Accessories: Truss-Rod Hex Wrench
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Might pick up for xmas 1 of 1 customers found this review helpful
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Closest Store Winnipeg (Pembina), Manitoba
I grabbed this guitar off the wall and It sounded great! Way better than any of the other entry level guitars. If you are considering a Denver or something like that (my son owns a Denver) for someone as a first guitar. Do what you gotta do and scratch together the extra money for this guitar instead. It's a nice size and has that more expensive guitar ring to it.
Posted by Rob on Dec 18, 2022
Great value 0 of 0 customers found this review helpful
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Closest Store Ottawa, Ontario
I was really surprised with the build quality in this price range, the tuners worked great as well and the tone was balanced. A great starter guitar.
Posted by Bernard Alain on Dec 13, 2022
COOL RETRO LOOK AND RICH TONE AT A HONEY OF A PRICE 3 of 3 customers found this review helpful
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Closest Store Peterborough, Ontario
Picked up a Gretsch Jim Dandy last week. I can’t put it down! A well-made little guitar that is so fun to play. And for the money, it’s a steal! If you’d like to learn or a youngster wants one, you can’t go wrong with this thing. And why is it that a young person will start to learn and then give up in frustration? It’s because they’ve been given a cheap-ass instrument from a toy store that sounds crummy, never stays in tune, and is no fun to play. Do the right thing and avoid those false starts with a Gretsch Jim Dandy. As Gretsch themselves put it, the Jim Dandy Flat Top acoustic “embodies everything that was great about everyone’s first guitar.”
Posted by Brian on Jun 4, 2022
Mojo Machine! 2 of 2 customers found this review helpful
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Closest Store Tracadie, New Brunswick
I bought one at my local L&M store (Tracadie, NB) and I love the thing! I'm getting more and more into country blues, country and western music, and this thing just have the vintage mojo I needed! The guitar is probably not for everybody, but if you are after a vintage sound and feel, that these things do it very well on a budget!
Posted by Rémi on May 27, 2022
Awesome little guitar!! 6 of 6 customers found this review helpful
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Closest Store Sydney, Nova Scotia
I was searching for a small light weight guitar to play, as I’m a paraplegic and I just wanted something comfortable to hold and compact enough that I could just play some days in bed when I’m feeling crappy. This little guitar was recommended to me, so I went in the music store actually prepared to buy a Little Martin or a baby Taylor ( and spending much more money), however the feel of this guitar, and the slightly larger neck is perfect for my less than dainty fingers. Anyone out there looking for an excellent quality sound, without breaking the bank….look no further! I’m sure it depends on what you expect your guitar to do, however I had the action lowered, and I’ve been playing it non stop for over a week, and I haven’t had to even tune it yet. This little gem has brought music back into my life! It’s going to definitely be my “go-to” for campfires and finger picking❤️
Posted by Kim on Mar 22, 2022
great starter guitar 3 of 3 customers found this review helpful
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Closest Store Vancouver, British Columbia
It's the first guitar I've owned, although I've played a rental entry-level full-size dreadnought, as well as a Yamaha 3/4 size dreadnought. I am loving the sound - it is quieter (for obvious reasons) than the full-size guitar I have played, but the sound is much more complex and appealing to me than the 3/4 which is comparable in size. Very playable for me as a novice player with small hands. I am also left-handed and I reversed the strings at home, but I brought it in for the tune-up because the action was too high. Folks at the Vancouver location went above and beyond to file down the nut, adjust the action, tune it up, and I believe they may also have filed the saddle--for free, and all within a 5-day turnaround time during Holiday season. My only criticism is a small bubble/blemish here and there on the finish on the neck. I'm no guitar expert, but I am enjoying learning on this and I know for sure the service was excellent at l&m.
Posted by JL on Jan 8, 2022
Great Budget Acoustic 6 of 6 customers found this review helpful
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Closest Store Port Coquitlam, British Columbia
Plays well, stays in tune and is sturdy. Seems like most people that dislike this in the reviews either don't know how to set up a guitar (ie. lowering the action is not rocket science and doesnt L&M offer a set up free when you buy a guitar?) or are expecting a $250 parlor guitar to sounds like an amazing/ expensive acoustic - you get more than what you pay for at this price, its a great value for a beater but have pragmatic expectations - its not gonna sound like a vintage Gibson hummingbird and that's ok because its about 10K less so that's reasonable
Posted by JD on Oct 7, 2021
Beast of a guitar 11 of 11 customers found this review helpful
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Closest Store Burlington, Ontario
I have been playing for over 25 years and I'm giving this little thing a perfect review based on the price point. I was shocked when I took it out of the box and started playing it.
I have a Gibson 58 VOS that I have become very comfortable with so I knew exactly what I wanted in terms of neck specs. I have been looking for a 3/4 guitar for a LONG time but I couldn't find one I really dug.
58 VOS NECK // 24.75" scale length // 1.687" at the nut // 12" fingerboard radius.
This little beast is 24" scale length // 1.687" at the nut // 12" fingerboard radius.
Right away it felt super natural in my hands ( not as thick as my 58 which some people might actually prefer ) Out of the box it played really well. The quality is spot on. The open gear tuning pegs are brilliant because they will last forever unlike some of those cheap chrome plated encased tuners. The finish is smooth as silk and blemish free, I even tossed a little polish on there and it really brought out the reds. I played for about 3 hours. Chords, some solos with some nice big bends, switching frets with a capo, taking the capo off etc and it stayed in tuned like a rock.
Really impressed with this twanger, nice work Gretsch ( All this coming from a Gibson guy :P )
PS Thanks Long and Mcquade Burlington for the safe and fast curbside pickup. I've been shopping at Burlington Long and Mcquade since I was a kid and it was on Guelph / New Street.
I have a Gibson 58 VOS that I have become very comfortable with so I knew exactly what I wanted in terms of neck specs. I have been looking for a 3/4 guitar for a LONG time but I couldn't find one I really dug.
58 VOS NECK // 24.75" scale length // 1.687" at the nut // 12" fingerboard radius.
This little beast is 24" scale length // 1.687" at the nut // 12" fingerboard radius.
Right away it felt super natural in my hands ( not as thick as my 58 which some people might actually prefer ) Out of the box it played really well. The quality is spot on. The open gear tuning pegs are brilliant because they will last forever unlike some of those cheap chrome plated encased tuners. The finish is smooth as silk and blemish free, I even tossed a little polish on there and it really brought out the reds. I played for about 3 hours. Chords, some solos with some nice big bends, switching frets with a capo, taking the capo off etc and it stayed in tuned like a rock.
Really impressed with this twanger, nice work Gretsch ( All this coming from a Gibson guy :P )
PS Thanks Long and Mcquade Burlington for the safe and fast curbside pickup. I've been shopping at Burlington Long and Mcquade since I was a kid and it was on Guelph / New Street.
Posted by Matthew on May 23, 2021
Just got it 1 of 2 customers found this review helpful
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Closest Store Edmonton South, Alberta
Action is high. Doesn5 feel great for strumming yet but I’ll give it a chance.long Mcquade said they would set it up no charge.... I think all that the guy did was tune it up??
I’ll make another review after giving it a chance. Make no mistake, I’m buying a campfire guitar so as to not take my expensive Martin camping.... it is a nice guitar for 250.00 and it is a Gretsch. We will give it an honest try
I’ll make another review after giving it a chance. Make no mistake, I’m buying a campfire guitar so as to not take my expensive Martin camping.... it is a nice guitar for 250.00 and it is a Gretsch. We will give it an honest try
Posted by Billy on May 3, 2021
Jim Dandy is just dandy-fine:) 4 of 4 customers found this review helpful
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Closest Store Victoria, British Columbia
Picked up this guitar a few years ago (seems to me it was less expensive back then...) and I love it. I'm not a serious player so this fit the bill. Just got a clip on pickup and I'm in love all over again:).
Posted by KC on Apr 27, 2021
Great guitar, all things considered 5 of 6 customers found this review helpful
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Closest Store Fredericton, New Brunswick
I've had this guitar for just about three years now, It's just fine. In terms of features it's not very different from too many other things in its price range, other than the paint job. Other guitars will do fine, this one just LOOKS quirky and cool.
Quality is great, for what it is. If you're buying this thing I doubt you'd expect it to match a pre-war martin in quality, and it doesn't have to. The fretboard has decent inlay work, the frets aren't noticeably uneven in terms of height - but the edges just above the fingerboard could do with a bit of a sanding if you want to reverse the strings and play lefty. The sound is good, but one-dimensional. It's boxy, doesn't push out a lot of bass and does very well in the midrange and treble range - it's a fingerstyle blues machine, and if you play softer it'll do chords and a more folksy fingerstyle just fine, but that's not what it was made to do.
As far as value goes it's a tough one, it doesn't have a solid soundboard, it doesn't have a pickup, it doesn't feature any fancy woods or veneers. BUT it's a cheap guitar and it does that cheap old blues box sound that most other guitars just plain fail at. Also, been three years of regular playing and occasionally having to leave the thing in my car in a gig-bag in the summer for months on end - and it's holding up just fine. I've no doubt it'll last as long as I want to keep it around.
Quality is great, for what it is. If you're buying this thing I doubt you'd expect it to match a pre-war martin in quality, and it doesn't have to. The fretboard has decent inlay work, the frets aren't noticeably uneven in terms of height - but the edges just above the fingerboard could do with a bit of a sanding if you want to reverse the strings and play lefty. The sound is good, but one-dimensional. It's boxy, doesn't push out a lot of bass and does very well in the midrange and treble range - it's a fingerstyle blues machine, and if you play softer it'll do chords and a more folksy fingerstyle just fine, but that's not what it was made to do.
As far as value goes it's a tough one, it doesn't have a solid soundboard, it doesn't have a pickup, it doesn't feature any fancy woods or veneers. BUT it's a cheap guitar and it does that cheap old blues box sound that most other guitars just plain fail at. Also, been three years of regular playing and occasionally having to leave the thing in my car in a gig-bag in the summer for months on end - and it's holding up just fine. I've no doubt it'll last as long as I want to keep it around.
Posted by Pete Naggey on Nov 16, 2020
GREAT Campfire guitar! 0 of 1 customers found this review helpful
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Closest Store Stratford, Ontario
Posted by anonymous on Nov 6, 2020
Great little guitar 4 of 4 customers found this review helpful
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Closest Store Woodstock, Ontario
I've owned and played many acoustics in my time. This guitar is worth every penny and you wont fine a better deal at this price point. Plays well, sounds nice. The build quality is really nice as well. I am also a huge fan of acoustic guitars with a satin finish.
Posted by Brent on Sep 17, 2020
Good for the price 4 of 4 customers found this review helpful
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Closest Store Grande Prairie, Alberta
Bought one of these a few years ago for a beater/camping/travel guitar. You get what you pay for with the sound, its not a high end guitar so don’t expect it to be. However, Ive had this guitar on the river, left it outside camping and my son has been walking on it, dropping it and beating on it for two years now and it still holds tune and plays just fine. For that I am truly impressed and I own several guitars. It sounds like (from reading reviews) I got one of the good ones. Try it out in store before you buy it for action and playability but as far as I can tell for what it it it does the job well.
Posted by Justin on Sep 10, 2020
My first guitar and I love it 4 of 4 customers found this review helpful
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Closest Store Calgary Royal Vista, Alberta
I've never had music lessons before so decided to try guitar. Bought this Jim Dandy and have been happy from the first moment I held it. Taking lessons online and it's 3/4 size is easier for me to hold than a standard size guitar. Lovely tones, stays tuned, beautiful colour and finish. Very happy!
Posted by Sue on Jun 19, 2020
thought it would be better 2 of 11 customers found this review helpful
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Closest Store Vancouver, British Columbia
first off the action is deplorable it came out of the store with way to high action i cannot even play a bar chord on most frets, its pretty much built for slide guitar the strings that claim to phosphor bronze they kill your fingers and are rough on the fingers i really dig the look of the guitar but its so damn hard to play i hope i can get a replacement and exchange it for another guitar all together the 1st fret strings take all your might to press down and the low E string buzzes if you don't place you finger exactly where it wants you to i am not impressed at all i got a junker i cannot even play ffs
Posted by neil overland on Apr 16, 2020
Meh 0 of 7 customers found this review helpful
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Closest Store Edmonton South, Alberta
Bought this based on reviews, I’m disappointed with it thus far. Should have spent twice as much and got a guitar twice as good. Feels like most guitars in this price range.
Posted by Bren on Apr 11, 2020
Get's you playing! 4 of 4 customers found this review helpful
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Closest Store Calgary, Alberta
I bought this guitar to put in my living room since it was small and really affordable and given the price I wouldn't care if it got beat up a little. Since it's so small and compact I found I took it everywhere and started playing it non-stop. You can't go wrong with this guitar.
Posted by anonymous on Mar 9, 2020
Fantastic small acoustic guitar 4 of 4 customers found this review helpful
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Closest Store Markham, Ontario
I purchased one last year based on all the great reviews I've read and if you are looking for a small parlour guitar you'd be hard pressed to find better value than a G9500. Small enough to lug around and jam, I play it more than my Les Paul because it's so convenient. I highly recommend this to anyone looking for a guitar in this size or someone looking to get started in learning to play.
Posted by Steve M. on Jan 23, 2019
A great purchase. 3 of 4 customers found this review helpful
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Closest Store Kanata, Ontario
I have had this guitar for three months now. I love this guitar! I find myself wanting to play things on this guitar that I normally wouldn't try on my full size guitar. Great sound! Easy to travel with.
Posted by Warren on Jul 20, 2017
Cool little parlour 2 of 2 customers found this review helpful
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Closest Store Courtenay, British Columbia
i love my Gretsch Jim Dandy,its a very good sounding playing parlour,definitely has its own character and seems to be built well.I find myself playing stuff on this guitar that i normally wouldn't on any others I've owned.
Posted by serge on Feb 9, 2017
Buy one - you won't be disappointed 5 of 6 customers found this review helpful
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Closest Store Edmonton Mayfield, Alberta
Played one of these in the store when they first came out (they were about $150 then). I'd been thinking about picking up something I wouldn't worry about banging around and travelling with, but finding a guitar that wouldn't hurt to replace but was still a likable instrument was all but impossible. But this was definitely the answer. It's easy to have around the house (hang it on a door, lean it in a corner of the couch) and most of all it is fun to play. The intonation of the one I got is fantastic right up the neck. It has a great blues and folk sound to it. I even jammed a fishman soundhole p/u in it, and it works great. Yes, the finish is spray paint and the binding is painted on, and no, it doesn't give you the full warm tone of a finer guitar (I have a few acoustics, including a Larrivee C-09 and an older Gretsch dreadnaught), but it totally hits the spot for what it is. Top notch laser-guided CNC factory mass production and some really careful design obviously went into it. And two years on it still plays like the day I first tried it in the store.
Posted by Andrew on Oct 28, 2016
Great sound! 4 of 4 customers found this review helpful
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Closest Store Winnipeg (Pembina), Manitoba
This little parlour guitar has such a rich tone. Right off the bat, the action was perfect, and being someone who is limited mobility wise, Having a guitar that I can lay in bed and play is wonderful. Mic'ing this thing is really cool! You get some nice cut through tones. I recommend it to anyone.
Posted by Parker on Jan 8, 2016
Great little blues guitar 1 of 3 customers found this review helpful
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Closest Store Dartmouth, Nova Scotia
I owned one for a while recently. Great twangy blues sound for picking/slide etc, or just noodling on the sofa. Not great for strumming, but each to their own. Build is ok and a nice addition for the money.
Posted by G on Oct 13, 2015
Jim Dandy 3 of 3 customers found this review helpful
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Closest Store Web Sales, Ontario
Dandy little guitar this thing is brilliant for the price. Plays nice, feels great. If I had children I would buy them this as a starter guitar but I also do not consider it a toy or any less of a guitar it is a nice good quality great sounding small sized affordable instrument.
Posted by anonymous on Sep 30, 2015
Great little guitar. 4 of 4 customers found this review helpful
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Closest Store Moncton, New Brunswick
Amazingly cool little guitar with a great sound and easy playability. Killer looks and a price too good to be true. If you find one in a store try it and buy it! I constantly get compliments on it.
Posted by anonymous on Aug 13, 2014
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| G9500 Jim Dandy Flat Top Acoustic Guitar - 2-Color Sunburst | 391311 |
