- Jet body made of mahogany, with resonance chamber
- Arched maple top
- Glued mahogany neck, performance C-profile
- Rosewood fingerboard with 22 medium jumbo frets
- Thumbnail fingerboard inlays
- 12" fingerboard radius (304 mm)
- Two Gretsch PureVolt Twin Six humbuckers
- Treble bleed circuit
- Master Volume and two tone controls with push/pull coil split
- LockDown wraparound bridge
- Die-cast tuners
- Cadillac Green High-gloss finish
Hardly any other model combines classic Gretsch styling with raw humbucker power as convincingly as the Gretsch Electromatic Jet. This solidbody electric guitar from the Electromatic series features a mahogany body with a resonance chamber in the classic Jet design, topped with a carved maple cap. A glued mahogany neck with a sporty Performance C profile and a rosewood fingerboard with 22 medium jumbo frets complete the core construction of the Electromatic Jet. Two Gretsch PureVolt Twin Six humbuckers deliver plenty of punch at the amp. Each double coil pickup includes a Treble Bleed Circuit and its own coil split, activated via the push and pull function of the tone controls. This setup provides a wide range of tonal options from full humbucker power to crisp single coil clarity. Rounding out the Gretsch Electromatic Jet are a LockDown wraparound bridge and six die cast tuners, all finished in matching nickel for a cohesive look.
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