2023 Gretsch G5655T-QM Electromatic Center Block Jr with Bigsby Quilted Maple Hudson Sky

Freshly set up by our esteemed Guitar Tech, this new Gretsch Electromatic Center Block Jr. is dialed in and ready to rock. See below for more details and specifications.

FROM GRETSCH:

The G5655TQM Electromatic Center Block Jr. Single-Cut with Bigsby® features a smaller-sized body with stunning quilted maple top, back, and sides and a chambered spruce center block for dynamic resonance, high gain power and lightweight comfort. A lower set maple neck offers effortless access and performance, while the 12”-radius laurel fingerboard with 22 medium jumbo frets and Neo-Classic™ thumbnail inlays offers excellent playability.

Its dual Black Top Broad’Tron™ humbucking pickups deliver bold, dynamic, and articulate tone with enhanced sonic punch. The combination of individual pickup volume controls, master tone and master volume with treble bleed circuit allows you to flexibly harness this instrument’s sonic power.

Painstakingly crafted with essential Gretsch sound, style and playability, these all-new models deliver the fearless and electrifying authenticity that has set Gretsch apart for decades. It’s the sound of honor itself—play proud.

SPECS:

Modern Chrome Tuners

1 11/16" Graph Tech NuBone Nut

Thin U Profile Maple Neck with 24.6" Scale Length

Neck Depth .83" at First Fret and .93" at Twelfth Fret

22 Medium Jumbo Frets

Bound Laurel Fingerboard with Pearloid Neo-Classic Thumbnail Inlays and 12" Radius

Blacktop Broad'Tron Humbucking Pickups

Master Volume with Treble Bleed Circuit, Master Tone and Individual Pickup Volume Controls

Anchored Adjust-o-Matic Bridge and Bigsby B70 Tailpiece

Laminated Maple Body with Quilted Maple Veneer in Hudson Sky Finish

Chambered Body with Spruce Center Block

No Case or Bag

NOTES:

For new guitars and basses under $1,000, we use in-house stock photos rather than photographing each guitar individually. Guitars with transparent and/or natural wood finishes will have variations in grain patterns from one guitar to the next.