Gretsch G2220 Elmtc Jr.Jet Bass II IPS
Electric Bass
Latest User Reviews
Studio bass?
I was looking for a bass to record and produce with budget that I had, was skeptical because of price range, yet still, the feel and sound was important to me for that reason.
I am reviewing this after putting new strings and making setup, both is -mandatory-
Total: It is great instrument, both considering the price and by itself, a huge jump from less expensive basses but misses that last 15% that comes from top end basses, which is expected - 4 stars
Features: Got everything you need, no more, no less - 4 stars
Sound: I use it with flatwounds. Sounds excellent, has its own character, there is no high noisefloor on these singlecoils. Great for studio recordings. - 5 stars
Quality: Bit heavier then what I expected, and after making a setup, it can play like a breeze. Tuners hold well. All in all feels great but not superb - 4 stars
I do recommend this bass for those not willing/able to spend a grand+ and generally to those looking for a short scale, or a bass for studio/home studio.
Technical Data
- Manufactured by Gretsch
- Released in 2022
- Average price : $404
- Electromatic Series
- Basswood body
- Bolt-on maple neck
- Walnut fingerboard
- White pearloid dot fretboard inlays
- Scale: 770 mm (30.31")
- Fingerboard radius: 305 mm (12.01")
- Nut width: 39.7 mm (1.56")
- Synthetic bone nut
- 20 Medium jumbo frets
- Pickup: Gretsch single coil (bridge), Gretsch single coil (neck)
- Master volume and master tone controls
- 3-Way switch
- Black plexi pickguard with white Gretsch logo
- 4-Saddle bridge
- Die-cast tuners
- Chrome hardware
- Strings: .045 - .105
- Colour: Imperial Stain
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