Gretsch G2215-P90 Streamliner Junior Jet Club P90 Electric Guitar - Ocean Turquoise Reviews
Loaded with a Broad'Tron humbucker in the bridge position, and a P-90 soapbar single-coil pickup at the neck, the Gretsch G2215-P90 Streamliner Junior Jet Club barks with an aggressive midrange and tight, powerful lows. Cleans are clear and chiming — crank up your amp's gain, or kick on a boost pedal, and you're ready to unleash pure rock fury with definitive Gretsch character. And with this solidbody electric guitar's Thin "U" neck profile, 12-inch fretboard radius, and medium-jumbo frets, it offers the precise playability modern players expect. Complete with a compensated wrap-around bridge for maximum sustain and tuning stability, there's a lot to love about the value-packed Gretsch G2215-P90 Streamliner Junior Jet Club.
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An Exceptional Value with Great P90 tone
The P90 at the neck is fantastically gritty , while the Broad'Tron at the bridge is a completely different animal but does quite well on it's twangy own. A growling P90 and a bright and twangy Broad'Tron, it's an interesting combo that I really like. The middle position tone is quite unique, and another tonal aspect of this guitar that I'm digging. Balancing both pickups is challenging, but the best way to balance for me is simply using the volume control.
Fit and finish is very good for the price-point, with a huge positive going towards the exceptional fret finishing. Wonderfully rounded fret ends on all 22 frets, top and bottom. The Gretsch's fret end finishing was superior to that of my purchased new Player Strat, though the Player did have a bit more of a mirrored polish. The Gretsch's frets were still polished very well, and free of scratchiness.
The Laurel fretboard is smooth to the touch, and feel-wise is the best feeling Laurel board I've played on. Mine is a dark chocolate brown in color, and aesthetically pleasing.
A truly exceptional guitar for the money.
