Gretsch G5210-P90 Electromatic Jet Two 90 Single-Cut with Wraparound, Fairlane Blue

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Quick Product Summary The Gretsch G5210-P90 Electromatic Jet Two 90 Single-Cut with Wraparound in Fairlane Blue puts a distinctive P-90 twist on the classic Jet formula, combining a chambered mahogany body, arched maple top and twin P-90E single-coil pickups with the straightforward feel of an adjustable wraparound bridge. Where many Gretsch Jet models lean towards Filter’Tron-style pickups and more elaborate bridge systems, the G5210-P90 takes a deliberately direct approach. Its P-90E pickups deliver plenty of clarity and attack while retaining the thicker midrange response that makes P-90-style guitars so effective for blues, rock, indie, garage and alternative playing. The chambered body helps reduce weight while adding an extra sense of resonance beneath the amplified tone, and the 24.6-inch scale combines with a Thin “U” mahogany neck and 12-inch-radius laurel fingerboard for a comfortable, familiar playing experience. Finished in striking Fairlane Blue with white binding, a tortoiseshell pickguard and nickel hardware, the G5210-P90 is a strong choice for players who want classic Gretsch Jet styling with a rawer, more direct pickup voice. At A Glance Feature | Details | Brand | Gretsch | Model | G5210-P90 Electromatic Jet Two 90 | Model Number | 2517190570 | Series | Electromatic | Finish | Fairlane Blue | Condition | New | Body | Chambered mahogany with arched maple top | Pickups | 2 x P-90E single coils | Scale Length | 24.6" | Bridge | Adjustable wraparound | Main Appeal | P-90 punch with chambered Gretsch Jet construction | Best For | Blues, rock, indie, garage, alternative and roots music | What's Included? Gretsch G5210-P90 Electromatic Jet Two 90 in Fairlane Blue Factory-fitted .010–.046 nickel-plated steel strings ✘ No Case Or Gig Bag Included 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