Gretsch G2622-P90 Streamliner Center Block - Claret Burst

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[custom_html] Semi-hollowbody Electric Guitar with Mahogany Top, Back, and Sides, Nato Neck, Laurel Fingerboard, and 2 P-90 Pickups - Claret Burst [/custom_html][video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FoENEJ3cKRg[/video]II you’ve been searching for a guitar with the perfect mix of power and charisma, Music Experience recommends the Gretsch G2622-P90 Streamliner Center Block Double-Cut. This semi-hollowbody electric guitar features a mahogany body for warmth and sustain; a chambered spruce center block fights feedback without weighing the guitar down. The acoustic tone is bolstered by a pair of FideliSonic 90 pickups that pump out vintage-inspired P-90 tones with modern clarity. Easy controls enable you to dial in the perfect tone in mere seconds. You’ll delight at the playability provided by the nato neck and laurel fingerboard. The Gretsch G2622-P90 is all wrapped up in an eye-catching package with “radio arrow” control knobs, enlarged F-holes, and stylized pickup rings.. Gretsch G2622-P90 at a Glance: All-new single-coil Gretsch FideliSonic™ 90 pickups Double-cutaway 16" arched mahogany body with chambered mahogany center block Enlarged F-holes for increased acoustic projection Nato neck 12"-radius laurel fingerboard with 22 medium jumbo frets and pearloid oval inlays Master volume, master tone, individual pickup volume controls and three-position pickup toggle switch provide complete tone-shaping flexibility Gretsch V-Stoptail tailpiece Anchored Adjusto-Matic™ bridge One-ply black pickguard, stylized pickup bezels and radio arrow control knobs Nickel hardware Available in Brownstone and Claret Burst Spruce center block fights feedback The semi-hollow body of this guitar is made from mahogany for a rich, mellow tone. But before the body is finished, Gretsch adds a chambered spruce center block that runs the body’s length. The center block doesn’t just support the top — it neutralizes feedback, so you don’t blow out your speakers with unintentional h