Gretsch Guitars G2655 Streamliner Center Block Jr. With V-Stoptail Electric Guitar Gunmetal

The Gretsch G2655 Streamliner Center Block Jr. Semi-Hollowbody Electric Guitar provides high-gain-friendly performance, easy playability and spectacular style. This sleek music machine from Gretsch cranks out full, articulate tones with updated features while staying true to the brand's signature sound that has been integral to rock music since its beginning. The Midnight Sapphire finish gives this guitar a mysterious yet alluring appearance.

Powerful Broad'Tron Humbuckers

The secret behind the Streamliner's tone lies in its dual Broad'Tron BT-2S humbucking pickups and chambered mahogany center block. Tailored for the Streamliner series, the high-output Broad'Tron pickups produce enhanced definition with tight lows, clear highs and a throaty midrange.

Mahogany Center Block

A lightweight mahogany center block spans the length of the body, strengthening the top while preventing undesirable feedback for volume-friendly performance in live settings.

Traditional Control Layout

The Streamliner's robust tone is shaped by its classic control layout—individual neck and bridge pickup volume knobs, a master tone knob, a master volume knob and three-way pickup switching.

Fast-Playing Laurel Fingerboard

A speedy 12" radius laurel fingerboard hosts elegant pearloid Big Block position markers and 22 medium jumbo frets. It sits atop the white-bound nato neck, which has a thin U-shaped profile ideal for chordal work or fiery soloing. Rock-solid tuning stability comes from the stylish Gretsch V-Stoptail tailpiece, Adjust-O-Matic bridge and synthetic bone nut.

Iconic Gretsch Style

This guitar has all the classic eye-catching style you expect from Gretsch— vintage-style black control knobs, enlarged f-holes for acoustic resonance, elegant aged white binding with upgraded purfling, slick nickel hardware, a three-ply tortoise pickguard and an arched laminated maple body. Despite its smaller size, the G2655 provides phenomenal performance for the modern musician wanting to command the stage while standing out from the crowd.