The Gretsch G5220 Electromatic Jet BT electric guitar offers a bold tone and retro-inspired style. Guitar Center is proud to offer the G5220, a guitar that blends vintage esthetics with modern playability. Its chambered mahogany body resonates with a present midrange, accentuated by crisp highs and thick lows from the maple top. The G5220 is armed with a pair of Broad'Tron pickups that deliver an aggressive overdrive with definition and balance. Shape your tone with precision using the individual volume controls and master volume with treble bleed circuit. Additional features include a 12" radius laurel fingerboard, pearloid big block inlays, a synthetic bone nut and die-cast tuners. Pick up the G5220 Electromatic Jet BT at Guitar Center for a guitar that looks as mean as it sounds.
Features:
Body shape: Single cutaway
Body type: Chambered body
Top wood: Maple
Body wood: Chambered Mahogany
Body finish: Gloss
Orientation: Right handed
Neck wood: Mahogany
Joint: Set-in
Scale length: 24.6”
Truss rod: Yes
Neck finish: Gloss
Fretboard Material: Laurel
Radius: 12"
Fret size: Medium-jumbo
Number of frets: 22
Inlays: Block
Nut width: 1.687”(42.8 mm) synthetic bone
Configuration: HH
Neck: Broad'Tron humbucker
Bridge: Broad'Tron humbucker
Active or passive pickups: Passive
Series or parallel: Parallel
Control layout: Volume 1, Volume 2, Master tone
Pickup switch: 3-way
Bridge type: Fixed
Bridge design: Adjusto-matic
Tailpiece: V
Tuning machines: Die-cast
Color: Nickel
Case: Sold Separately
Weight: 8 lb 4 oz
Condition:
This instrument is in excellent, near mint condition. The techs found no other flaws or issues and it has little to no play wear. It looks, plays and sounds great! Please see pictures for overall condition of the guitar. The actual item for sale is shown in the photographs.
More Info:
We are an authorized dealer for brand approved manufacturer refurbished guitars. These guitars are sent directly from the manufacturer to the authorized refurbishing center where they are fully inspected, set up and cleared by a certified technician. They are sent there for many reasons, including: returns, cosmetic flaws, minor repairs, surplus & discontinued or last years models. The guitars serial number may be partially altered and/or replaced and the back of the headstock is lightly stamped "used" by the authorized refurbishing center per manufacturer agreements.
