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Description
The G2210 Streamliner Junior Jet Club electric guitar from Gretsch features a stripped-down body that’s built to take a beating. With aggressive attack and quick response, the sleek Junior Jet Club is designed for the down and dirty guitarist who demands no-nonsense tone at an affordable price.

Powered by Broad’Tron humbucking pickups, this Streamliner guitar delivers robust lows, and a throaty midrange that is harnessed and shaped by a master tone control, master volume control and three-way pickup switching. A fast-playing 12”-radius laurel fingerboard with elegant pearloid Neo-Classic inlays and 22 medium-jumbo frets sits atop the bolt-on nato neck with a thin “U”-shaped profile—ideal for chord work or fiery riffing.

The G2210 also features an anchored compensated wrap-around bridge, synthetic bone nut, bound neck, vintage-style control knobs, tortoise pickguard and nickel hardware.
Gretsch Guitars G2210 Streamliner Junior Jet Club Electric Guitar Vintage White
Gretsch Guitars G2210 Streamliner Junior Jet Club Electric Guitar Vintage White
Gretsch Guitars G2210 Streamliner Junior Jet Club Electric Guitar Vintage White
Features
  • Single-cut nato body
  • Bolt-on nato neck
  • 12”-radius laurel fingerboard with 22 medium-jumbo frets and pearloid Neo-Classic thumbnail inlays
  • Dual Broad’Tron pickups
warning

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, and to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Specs
Body
  • Body material: Nato
  • Body finish: Gloss
  • Upper bout: 10.375"
  • Lower bout: 13.46"
  • Waist: 8.625"
Neck
  • Neck material: Nato
  • Scale length: 24.75"
  • Neck finish: Gloss
Fingerboard
  • Fingerboard material: Laurel
  • Number of frets: 22
  • Fret size: Medium jumbo
  • Position inlays: Pearloid Neo-Classic Thumbnail
  • Nut material/width: Synthetic bone, 1.685"
Electronics
  • Neck pickups: Broad'Tron
  • Bridge pickups: Broad'Tron
  • Pickup switching: 3-position toggle: position 1. bridge pickup, position 2. bridge and neck pickups, position 3. neck pickup
  • Controls: Master volume, master tone
  • Control knobs: Gold vintage-style
Hardware
  • Tuning machines: Die-cast
  • Bridge: Compensated wrap-around
  • Pickguard: 1-ply tortoiseshell
  • Hardware finish: Nickel
Reviews

5

8 Reviews

100%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend

Great value for this rock-solid, stripped-down beauty!
Incredible guitar.. especially for the cost.
Beautiful affordable guitar.
Filters
Best Uses
  1. Jamming7
  2. Practicing6
  3. Recording4
  4. Rock Concerts4
  5. Small Venues4
Cons
  1. Poor Pick Up1
  2. A tiny bit heavy1
Describe Yourself
  1. Experienced3
  2. Novice3
  3. Professional Musician2
Pros
  1. Fun To Play8
  2. Good Feel8
  3. Good Tone7
  4. Good Pick Up6
  5. Solid Electronics6

Reviewed by 8 customers

  • Great value for this rock-solid, stripped-down beauty!

    5

    submitted4 years ago

    byRussell

    fromBrooklyn, NY

    This guitar's a bargain, considering the quality construction, design, controls and electronics. I've never owned a Gretsch, though I've wanted to for decades. Glad I waited for this very affordable beauty. Pickups are well-designed, very little to no hum, too. Great! Highly recommended!

  • Outstanding guitar

    5

    submitted5 years ago

    byHeath, J

    fromFayetteville TN

    Amazing guitar. This guitar is solid. Feels great. Amazing range of tones. Build quality is top notch. No sharp frets. No buzzing. Medium action but can be lowered if you want. Neck feels great. Intonation good right out of the box. Practice with it every day. Truly a joy to play. Worth way more than the price.

  • Incredible guitar.. especially for the cost.

    5

    submitted5 years ago

    byNick S.

    fromIN

    I was shocked when I opened this. Tuned it up, and it played great, immediately. Sounds great, looks cool. No reason not to buy one of these, to be honest. Looks like a way more expensive guitar, and at least my specific one feels like it, too. I would buy again, and may get another one at some point. One of the best values on the market. Get one!!!

  • Great guitar

    5

    submitted5 years ago

    by60 second review

    fromUpstate NY

    The Gretsch G2210 Streamliner Junior Jet Club is a mouthful to say, but it's worth it. The guitar looks great and sounds just as good. It came in set up well. No sharp frets or dead spots. Intonation was spot on. The tuners hold tune pretty well. Pickups sound pretty good for bluesy/rock sounds. I had one little ding by the neck on mine other than that its perfect. I definitely recommend it as a first guitar or even as back up on stage.

  • 100% buy

    5

    submitted5 years ago

    byKegan D

    fromcanton michigan

    great guitar for the money and great craftmanship

  • Beautiful affordable guitar.

    5

    submitted5 years ago

    byAA

    fromGeorgia

    I'll be upgrading the pickups to a Dylan pickups humbucker sized P90 neck and A Dylan pickups humbucker sized filtertron in the bridge. Check out Dylan talks tone YouTube videos for the 40;000 subscriber Gretsch giveaway to see the upgrades.

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Have a question about this product? Our expert Gear Advisers have the answers.

  • submitted4 years ago

    asked byRick

    fromOhio

    What's the difference in G2217 and G2215

    Open Reply - Thomas
    They appear to be very similar, please give us a call to better help you out 855-770-3373

  • submitted4 years ago

    asked byTwoEagles

    fromBoise Idaho

    Does this guitar have p90 pick ups

    Open Reply - Thomas
    No. The pups are Broad'Tron

  • submitted5 years ago

    asked bymike

    fromhaines city, fl.

    does this model g2210 come with a gig bag. thanks Mike.

    Open Reply - Thomas
    No, it doesn't. Please give us a call and we’ll help you pick something out – 877 687 5403

  • submitted5 years ago

    asked byfound_dusty

    fromSacramento, CA

    Are these for children? The description leads me to believe it's not, but the Junior in the name makes me ask.

    Open Reply - Thomas
    I apologize for the confusion.It's not really a child's guitar. Please give us a call and we’ll help you pick something out – 877 687 5403

  • submitted5 years ago

    asked byKyle

    fromundisclosed

    Why is the fretboard darker on the vintage white, is it just the picture?

    Open Reply - Beau
    Yes, it is just the stock photo that makes it look this way.

  • submitted5 years ago

    asked bymark

    fromburlington vermont

    how does this Gretsch c2210, stay in tune??

    Open Reply - Beau
    This guitar does stay in tune fairly well.