1999-2004 Gretsch G2910 Double Jet

Gorgeous, hand-made, in like-new condition -- Your chance to sound like Malcolm Young! 

This rare Gretsch G2910 Double Jet was made between 1999 and 2004 in Korea. In like-new condition, the plastic is still on the back plates. There is zero fret wear or other signs of use. The maple cap has a beautiful curve, you can feel the quality workmanship throughout. This is a lovely hand-crafted guitar with quality components, not mass-produced in China like the cheaper units of recent years. 

"The Electromatic Jet Series: Classic and Cool: The Double Jet definitely breaks the sound barrier! Finished in a satiny smooth amber natural top with black, white and black binding, the Double Jet features two Gretsch-designed humbucker pickups, a bolt-on maple neck with rosewood fingerboard, an adjustable Badass-style bridge, volume and tone controls, a pickup selector switch, a tone switch, a master volume switch, and die cast tuners."

Model G2910 Double Jet specifications:

·         Satin Amber Yellow (indicated by the suffix 10 in the 2910 name)

·         Made in Korea between 1999-2004

·         Chrome Hardware

·         Bolt-on 22-fret maple neck with rosewood fingerboard, a 24.75" scale, and dot inlays

·         Maple laminate cap over a Philippine mahogany body

·         White binding with two black stripes

·         ‘Gretschbucker’ pickups, which sound similar to Filtertrons

·         Separate bridge and neck volume knobs, one master volume knob on the lower bout

·         One pickup selector and one tone selector

How the tone selector switch works: In the middle position, the tone circuit is bypassed completely allowing 100% of the pickups’ tone to go through. The down position rolls off a little of the high end, giving a slightly darker, softer tone. The up position rolls off even more of the highs, providing an even darker, smoother, jazz-like tone. The theory behind this switch is that it lets the player make immediate, predictable tone changes in a way that can’t be done with a rotary tone knob.