Gretsch G5222 Electromatic Double Jet BT with V-Stoptail 2022 - Present - Vintage White

This guitar was refurbished by MIRC (which is why the serial number is reassigned). It is stamped used on the back of the headstock (pictured) to prevent warranty claims. This particular model has has no major flaws of note. It is currently setup with 10s and intonates and plays well. Weight comes in at around 7bs 13oz.

The Gretsch G5222 Electromatic Double Jet BT is a high-octane take on a classic silhouette. Designed for the player who needs "That Great Gretsch Sound" with a bit more muscle, this model combines vintage aesthetic charm with modern high-output performance. Finished in a striking Vintage White with a dark pickguard, it looks as fast as it plays.

The Double Jet Identity

• Chambered Mahogany Body: The heart of the G5222 is a chambered mahogany body with an arched maple top. This construction delivers a rich, thick acoustic resonance while keeping the guitar lightweight and comfortable for long sets.
• Broad'Tron™ BT-2S Pickups: Engineered specifically for the Electromatic series, these pickups bridge the gap between vintage fidelity and high-gain power. Expect tight lows, a growling midrange, and shimmering highs that remain clear even when pushed.
• Superior Control: Features a comprehensive control layout including a master volume with treble bleed circuit, master tone, and individual pickup volume controls, allowing for precise tonal shaping without losing high-end clarity when rolling back the volume.
• V-Stoptail Stability: The stylish Gretsch V-Stoptail works in tandem with the anchored Adjusto-Matic™ bridge to provide exceptional tuning stability and maximum string-to-body vibration transfer.

Detail

Model Year: 2022 – Present

Body Style: Double Cutaway (Chambered)

Neck Material: Mahogany (Thin "U" Profile)

Fingerboard: Laurel (12" Radius)

Inlays: Pearloid Neo-Classic™ Thumbnai

Hardware: Chrome

Built for the Stage: With its aggressive double-cutaway design, the G5222 offers effortless access to the upper frets, making it a favorite for lead players who want a vintage vibe with modern playability.