Gretsch Guitars G2215-P90 Streamliner Junior Jet Club Electric Guitar Ocean Turquoise

Okay, tell me you're an amateur w/o saying it? Love all the comments about changing parts on basic guitars to make them "good enough to play". Pfft. I use the Streamliner for Jazz/Blues/ Country. Replaced the 9's with 10-52 Ernie Balls. I put a 1/4 turn in the truss rod & it snapped right into place. Great guitar.

I really like the guitar but when i got it, it was DISGUSTING. The broadtron pickup and the bridge are coated in gunk and buildup. I was told it was a display model in Brand new condition, but it absolutely was not even close to "brand new." I would not buy a display model again.

Playing for 61 years in a bedroom. Fretwork was excellent after a bit of polishing. Nut as usual was cut a bit too high. Bridge was okay although I did replace it with an upgrade. Tuners could be better but do what they're supposed to do. Neck pickup sounds good but not fabulous. I had to replace the foam underneath to raise it to proper level. Humbucker had bent ear preventing pickup from sitting level. It sounds okay but is being replaced with better. Pots weren't cutting it and got replaced right away. Switch and output jack fine for now. Overall finish was not very good. Numerous dark bits of ?? Neck sanding dust weren't wiped away prior to clearcoat. One spot on body obviously touched up after repair. Overall a decent value.

What a great guitar. Worth every penny and more. Would recommend this to anyone looking for a great priced guitar that is a beginner or novice player. I would put this up against some of my more expensive guitars as far as quality . Keep up the good work I'll definitely be buying from you again.

This guitar is exactly what I was hoping for as an intermediate player. Great right out of the box, though I did lower the P90 a touch. I play a lot of different styles from clean, chorus and reverb-laden The Cure-like music—all the way to fat, fuzz pedal alternative noise. This beauty can handle it all. The P90 rocks full and thick, the Broad'Tron humbucker chimes and sparkles. And talk about beauty! I got the Havana Burst finish and I'm in love. Looks just like the photo, with slightly different grain (each guitar will be unique). The fretboard is smooth, the frets are polished. Everything sings Gretsch quality. Zero noise unless I'm using the P90, and then only a mild single coil hum at high gain, which is to be expected. Full disclosure: I'm playing through a Positive Grid Spark Amp—mostly with headphones (Grado Labs SR 80). More than a budget guitar. This is a keeper!

i bought this as a backup to my eppiphone les paul i now play this 99 percent on stage awesome guitar for the money