Those amongst you who have always pined after one of Gretsch's beautiful guitars but never had the cash to procure one need look no further than the new re-vamped Electromatic range with new inlays, filter-tron pickups and stop tail bridge.
The range includes the Pro Jet, Double Jet, Special Jet, Jet Club, Corvette III & Jet Jnr Bass.
Here's Gretsch's descriptions:
Junior Jet Bass (£238.80)
Electromatic Junior Jet Bass—Classic Gretsch appointments capable of filling a room with massive subsonic tones.
“That Great Gretsch Sound” rings true, with features including short scale (30.3”), Gretsch mini dual-coil pickup, rosewood fingerboard with 20 medium jumbo frets, four-saddle bridge, black Gretsch-logo pickguard, synthetic bone nut and die-cast tuners. Available in Black and Tobacco Sunburst.
Junior Jet Bass II (£286.80)
Electromatic Junior Jet Bass—Classic Gretsch appointments capable of filling a room with massive subsonic tones.
“That Great Gretsch Sound” rings true, with features including short scale (30.3”), two Gretsch mini dual-coil pickups, rosewood fingerboard with 20 medium jumbo frets, four-saddle bridge, black Gretsch-logo pickguard, synthetic bone nut and die-cast tuners. Available in Black and Tobacco Sunburst.
CVT III (£274.80)
The Electromatic CVT III sports the original Gretsch “CVT” thin-profile mahogany body design (1.5625”/40mm), a bolt-on maple neck that joins the body at the 18th fret and three sonically stellar Gretsch mini dual-coil pickups that sound hi-fi rich and high-gain friendly.
Other classic features include three-position pickup toggle switch, rosewood fingerboard with 22 medium jumbo frets, “G” arrow knobs and anchored Adjusto-Matic bridge with stop tailpiece. Available in Black and Cherry.
Special Jet (£238.80)
Electromatic Special Jet models feature solid basswood bodies and bolt-on maple necks with rosewood fingerboards.
The G5415 Special Jet has a solid basswood body with a high-gloss urethane finish in Black or Tobacco Sunburst. Features include two Gretsch dual-coil humbucking pickups that ensure luscious tone, 22 medium jumbo frets, anchored Adjusto-Matic bridge and stop tailpiece that ensure vibrant sustain, dot fingerboard inlays, “G” arrow knobs and black Gretsch-logo pickguard.

Jet Club (£274.80)
Electromatic Jet Club models feature arched maple tops with chambered basswood bodies and bolt-on maple necks with rosewood fingerboards.
The G5425 Jet Club has a single-cutaway chambered basswood body with an arched maple top that resonates true to “That Great Gretsch Sound,” with a two-tone body colour scheme (Black or Silver top with Walnut stained back and sides).
Features include Gretsch dual-coil humbucking pickups that ensure luscious tone, 22 medium jumbo frets, anchored Adjusto-Matic bridge and stop tailpiece that ensure vibrant sustain, Neo-Classic “thumbnail” fingerboard inlays, “G” arrow knobs and white pearloid Gretsch-logo pickguard.
Pro Jet (£418.80 - 514.80)
Electromatic Pro Jet models take on a new voice and identity, with chambered basswood bodies and arched maple tops that resonate true to “That Great Gretsch Sound,” a two-tone body colour scheme (Black, Gold or Two-Tone Sunburst tops with Walnut-stained back and sides) and dual “Black Top” Filter’Tron pickups.
Other classic features include rosewood fingerboard with 22 medium jumbo frets and “hump block” inlays, three-position pickup toggle switch, anchored Adjusto-Matic bridge and stop tailpiece, “G” arrow knobs, white pearloid Gretsch-logo pickguard and threaded/knurled strap buttons.
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