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Gretsch G2655T Streamliner Center Block Jr. Double Cut Electric Guitar Expired
$339
$549.99
+ Free Shipping
Adorama.com has Gretsch G2655T Streamliner Center Block Jr. Double Cut Electric Guitar w/ Bigsby B50 Vibrato Tailpiece for $339 when you apply coupon code SUMMERTIME (at checkout under the payment section). Shipping is free. Thanks iconian
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$339 + free s/h with code summertime (coupon can be applied at checkout right above payment method)
$339 + free s/h with code summertime (coupon can be applied at checkout right above payment method)
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You pay them back for the "free" shipping and pay to ship it back. 30 days.
does the jr. mean its for kids?
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I'm not sure how Gretsch handles things but one review that I read identified it as "comfortably small", so I am guessing that it Has a shorter length than their other flagship models, but This is also one of the models that was released as a more budget friendly model of Gretsch's lineup. I'm not a great historian but I believe when I was looking at their guitars in the past they used to start in the $900 range, but please don't take my word as gospel.
That having been said, a guy is played with years ago (well, he played while I struggled to form chords and avoid fret buzzing) had said that anything under 24.5" scale length is a junior while most full size guitars were 24.75-25.5" but I don't think it's a hard and fast rule which can really muddy the waters.
I hope that helps or at least gives you something to go by but I am more of an admirer of guitars and don't really understand the intracacies aside from that a short 3/4 of an inch can dramatically effect the tone and how your positioning. I'm hoping some truly knowledgeable folk will weigh in.
Yes. 2nd this. Great experience
To me anyways, it has the thicker neck like gibson 50's, even though they say thin U. It is not that thin.
Epi's thin D is the one I like much better.
If this Gretsch had a thinner neck, I'd be on this so will pass on it.
Too bad Adorama does not sell Epiphones.
I checked them out at the local guitar center yesterday. Local guitar center had this G2655T with a $549 price and the thing has a cracked neck at the base seen in the paint clear as day....... and couple other guitars also had the same type crack neck at the base. - why these are on the rack for sale, who knows unless they hope to pawn it off on someone that doesn't see it.