Gretsch G2604T Streamliner Rally II Center Block Double-Cut with Bigsby,Two-Tone Oxblood / Walnut Stain

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Product information "Gretsch G2604T Streamliner Rally II Center Block Double-Cut with Bigsby,Two-Tone Oxblood / Walnut Stain"

Gretsch G2604T Limited Edition Streamliner Rally II Center Block Double Cut with Bigsby

Design: Semi-Hollow

Laminated maple body

Arched maple top, laminated

glued Nato neck

Fingerboard: Laurel

Pearloid Neo-Classic Thumbnail fretboard inlays

Fingerboard radius: 305 mm (12")

Scale length: 629 mm (24.75")

Nut width: 43 mm (1.6875")

Neck Profile: Thin "U"

22 medium jumbo frets

Pickups: 2 Super Hilo'Tron humbuckers

2 volume, 1 master volume and 1 master tone controls

3-way toggle switch

Oxblood Plexi pickguard with gold Gretsch logo and rally stripes Anchored Adjust-o-Matic bridge

Bigsby B70 tremolo

Nickel-plated DieCast mechanics

Color: Two-Tone Oxblood/Walnut Stain

Optionally available gig bag: Item no. 0996458000 Optionally available hardshell case: Art. No. 0992622000

Back and sides:	Ahorn
Colour:	Red
Design:	Cutaway, Hollowbody, Limited Edition
Fingerboard:	Lorbeer
Frets:	22
Incl. case / gigbag / flightcase:	Nein
Pickup:	HH
Saddle width (mm):	43
Scale length (mm):	629
Top:	Ahorn

Manufacturer "Gretsch"

Gretsch is an American company that manufactures a variety of acoustic and electric stringed instruments and drums. It was founded in Brooklyn in 1883 by the German emigrant Friedrich Gretsch from Mannheim and has been in the hands of the family ever since - with the exception of the years 1967 to 1985 as part of the Baldwin Piano Company - for a total of five generations. In the course of the company's history, various cooperation agreements have been concluded. Since 2002, the Fender company, as the owner of the trademark rights, has controlled the exclusive production and distribution of the guitar division, while the company DW Drums took over the worldwide production and distribution of the drums in 2015. However, the Gretsch family still owns the company.

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