Gretsch G2622T GM Streamliner

This thing gets better with time

I have this guitar for 1 year, and play it every day. I'll just mention some things that I didn't see in various YouTube reviews.

Bigsby vibrato and tuning stability - this was my greatest fear, but the stability gets better with time. Yes, a fresh set of strings will take time to settle, but I have a feeling the spring in the Bigsby arm has also "settled" with time, and now the guitar won't go out of tune as a result of merely using the vibrato arm.

Electronics - this is a relatively inexpensive Streamliner, so cheaper components are used, which is obvious when you try to play with volume or tone knobs. There's not much gradation there, and the sound gets muddy when the volume knob is used. Solution: just don't use the knobs :)

Great guitar and great price performance. Really loving the tone that this Gretsch can bring. I'm already recording some new stuff and can't wait to bring it to a live gig. Feels well, plays well, no regrets until now.

Beautiful guitar, loses its tuning easily

Absolutely beautiful finish, and super high quality materials. Very fun to play, and the pickups sound excellent. The only knock on it is that it tends to go very slightly out of tune very easily, particularly when using the bigsby heavily. Overally not a massive issue for me, but worth keeping in mind!

Very nice, good "quality-for-price" guitar. Set up very well out of the box. Sounds nice and dirty too. Only remark I have is the cheapo volume and tone knobs. This does not match the rest of the quality of the guitar.