Used Gretsch G2622-P90 Streamliner Collection Center Block Double-Cut P90 Electric Guitar with V-Stoptail, Havana Burst

While maintaining a striking balance between affordability and quality, the G2622-P90 Streamliner Center Block Double-Cut P90 Electric Guitar with V-Stoptail is meticulously crafted for high-gain performance, effortless playability, and a visually stunning aesthetic. This guitar's sound profile is a harmonious fusion of bold and robust tones, powered by the innovative Gretsch FideliSonic 90 pickups. These unique single-coil 90 pickups preserve the full-bodied warmth of traditional P90s, while introducing a distinct, articulate top-end for a well-defined sonic output.

Constructed with a lightweight spruce center block that spans the length of the mahogany body, the G2622-P90 fortifies the arched top and effectively eliminates unwanted feedback. This design ensures a volume-friendly performance, making it an ideal choice for modern stages. The guitar's sonic prowess is expertly managed by a traditional control layout, featuring neck and bridge pickup volume controls, a master tone control, a master volume control, and three-way pickup switching.

The robust V-Stoptail is designed to endure heavier playing styles, while the anchored Adjusto-Matic bridge and synthetic bone nut provide remarkable tuning stability and precise, slip-free intonation. The guitar features a fast-playing 12"-radius laurel fingerboard with unique oval inlays and 22 medium jumbo frets, mounted on a white-bound nato neck with a slim "U"-shaped profile, perfect for both chord work and intense riffing.

The G2622-P90 also pays homage to Gretsch's classic '50s and '60s style with all-new "radio arrow" control knobs, enlarged F-holes for enhanced acoustic projection, stylized pickup bezels, and elegant aged white binding with upgraded purfling. Additional features include a one-ply black pickguard, sleek nickel hardware, and standout finishes such as Claret Burst and Havana Burst. The G2622-P90 Streamliner is not just a guitar, it's a testament to Gretsch's longstanding reputation in the world of rock 'n' roll, offering an updated sound and timeless style that's hard to put down once you start playing.