Up for sale is a 2022 Gretsch G2622 LH Left Handed Streamliner in Georgia Green. This example is in great shape and is a good value for a solid affordable Gretsch. Pro setup in house and comes complete with a hard case. Weight: 7lbs. 3oz.

DESCRIPTION

Alive and loud, Electromatic® Center Block guitars are designed for that pure and powerful Gretsch sound at high volume. The G5622LH Electromatic® Center Block with V-Stoptail features a double-cutaway maple body with chambered spruce center block for dynamic resonance, high gain power and lightweight comfort.Dual Black Top Broad'Tron™ humbucking pickups deliver chiming highs with dynamic and articulate tone for enhanced sonic punch. Flexibly harness its sonic power with a versatile control layout consisting of a master volume control with treble bleed circuit, master tone, bridge and neck pickup volume controls and three-position pickup toggle switch.Other features of the G5622LH include an anchored Adjusto-Matic™ bridge, V-Stoptail, Graph Tech® NuBone® nut and G-arrow knobs.This lefty model sports a lush Georgia Green finish adorned with a silver pickguard, aged white body binding with multi-ply purfling and nickel hardware.

FEATURES

Left-handed

Double-cutaway maple body with a chambered spruce center block

Lower set maple neck for effortless access and performance

12"-radius laurel fingerboard with 22 medium jumbo frets and Neo-Classic™ thumbnail inlays

Black Top Broad'Tron™ humbucking pickups

Master volume with treble bleed circuit, master tone, bridge pickup volume control, neck pickup volume control and three-position toggle switch

V-Stoptail

Anchored Adjusto-Matic™ bridge

Graph Tech® NuBone® nut

Nickel hardware and silver pickguard

 

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