- Version 2025
- Material: Mahogany
- Body: Seven plies
- 30° shell bevel
- Remo Ambassador heads
- Gretsch GTS Tom Mount (free-swinging)
- Hardware: Chrome
- Bass drum hoop in set colour
- Low-profile clamps on tom and floor tom
- Gretsch T-Wing screws
- Gas cap rosette, bass drum rosette
- Colour: Satin Antique Fade
Contents
- 20”x14” bass drum
- 12”x8” tom-tom
- 14”x14” floor tom
- 14”x5” snare
- Tom holder
The Gretsch CC2-J403 Catalina Club Set Satin Antique Fade is a high-quality drum kit in a classic format, ideal for the stage and the rehearsal room. With its timelessvintage charm, it combines classic aesthetics with modern features and a dynamic sound that leaves nothing to be desired. The seven-ply mahogany shells, fitted with Remo heads and featuring a 30° shell bevel, produce a warm sound characterised by clear overtones and powerful bass.
Classic sounds, with a modern twistThe 7-ply mahogany shells of the Gretsch CC2-J403 Catalina Club Set Satin Antique Fade, with their characteristic 30° shell bevel, offer a harmonious tonal structure with resonant overtones. The dark tonal character of Gretsch Formula Mahogany is complemented by a clear attack and high dynamics, resulting in a balanced, warm sound. The triple-flanged rims on the snare and toms ensure perfect tuning stability and well-defined tones.
Typical Gretsch hardware for optimised resonanceThe Mini-GTS tom hanger minimises contact with the shell to maximise the freedom of vibration of the mahogany shells. The included tom holder fits perfectly into the stylish ‘Gas Cap’ rosette and provides space for an optional cymbal arm right next to the hanging tom. The Catalina Club Jazz comes factory-fitted with durable Remo Ambassador heads, which ensure a stable, reliable sound right from the start.
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