Gretsch G2622 Streamliner Centre Block Double Cutaway, Copper Metallic

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Quick Product Summary The Gretsch G2622 Streamliner Centre Block Double Cutaway in Copper Metallic brings together classic Gretsch-inspired styling, versatile semi-hollow construction and modern electronics in a guitar designed to cover far more ground than its vintage-influenced appearance might suggest. Its 16-inch laminated maple body uses a centre block to improve attack, sustain and feedback resistance, while a pair of Broad’Tron BT-3S humbuckers provides strong mids, controlled lows and clear highs. Push/pull coil splitting on the master volume opens up brighter, leaner sounds alongside the standard humbucking tones, making the G2622 a strong all-rounder for clean, crunchy and driven playing. Finished in distinctive Copper Metallic with aged white binding, a tortoiseshell pickguard and nickel hardware, this fixed-tail Streamliner is especially appealing to players who want a full-size Gretsch centre-block guitar without a vibrato system. At A Glance Feature | Details | Brand | Gretsch | Model | G2622 Streamliner Centre Block Double Cutaway | Series | Streamliner | Finish | Copper Metallic | Condition | New | Body | 16" laminated maple centre-block double cutaway | Pickups | 2 x Broad’Tron BT-3S humbuckers | Standout Feature | Push/pull coil splitting | Tailpiece | Gretsch V-Stoptail | Main Appeal | Full-size semi-hollow feel with modern versatility | Best For | Blues, rock, indie, alternative, pop and versatile gigging | What's Included? Gretsch G2622 Streamliner Centre Block Double Cutaway in Copper Metallic Factory-fitted .010–.046 nickel-plated steel strings Case or gig bag is not included as standard Fair Deal Quality Control Assessment Every new guitar sold by Fair Deal Music is checked before leaving us so that obvious functional or setup issues can be identified before dispatch. For an electric guitar such as the G2622, this includes checking general playability, controls, pickup switching and output before the instrument leaves t