Gretsch G2622T Streamliner Center Block Double-Cut Electric Guitar - Vintage White

Rock Your World with a Gretsch Streamliner The G2622T Streamliner Center Block Double-Cut is here to make all of your Gretsch dreams come true without the burden of a pro price tag. This impeccably designed guitar packs in classic Gretsch appointments, a warm and resonant 16-inch-wide semi-hollow body, and a Bigsby B70 bar for superb vibrato action. Its body flaunts a laminated maple top, back, and sides for warm and bright natural tone. In addition, the nato neck and laurel fingerboard with soft C neck shape and 12-inch radius set you up for exceptional playing comfort every time you pick this 6-string up to play. Rounded out with a pair of bold and well-balanced Broad'Tron BT-3S humbucking pickups that can be coil-split by pulling the volume control, the versatile G2622T Streamliner is ready to record, jam, and take to every stage with confidence!5-ply maple body offers excellent definition Maple is

Additional details

• Color : Vintage White
• Connector Type : 1/4 inch (6.35mm) audio jack

Features & Specs

• Guitar Bridge System : Tune-O-Matic
• Guitar Pickup Configuration : H
• Hand Orientation : Right
• Sound Profile : Warm and Bright, Balanced

Item details

• ASIN : B0D3QTR1QS
• Brand Name : Gretsch
• Hand Orientation : Right
• Included Components : Bigsby B70 bar, Broad'Tron BT-3S humbucking pickups
• Instrument : guitar
• Item Weight : 13.2 Pounds
• Manufacturer : Gretsch
• Manufacturer Part Number : G2622TSLCBDCVWT
• Model Name : G2622T
• Model Number : G2622TSLCBDCVWT
• UPC : 885978035625
• Unit Count : 1.0 Count
• Warranty Description : 2-year warranty.

Materials & Care

• Back Material Type : Maple Wood
• Body Material Type : Maple
• Fretboard Material Type : Laurel Wood
• Material Type : Stainless Steel
• Neck Material Type : Nato Wood
• String Material Type : Nickel
• Top Material Type : Maple Wood

Measurements

• Instrument Size : 7,740 cm³
• Item Dimensions : 46.46 x 17.72 x 5.51 inches
• Item Weight : 13.2 Pounds