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Description
Experience the thrilling vibes of rock 'n' roll with the Gretsch Streamliner, a semi-hollowbody electric guitar that combines timeless style with modern performance. This sleek instrument is designed to deliver scorching tone and exceptional playability, making it a versatile choice for guitarists who crave both classic and contemporary sounds.
At the heart of the Streamliner's powerful sound are its custom-designed Broad'Tron pickups. These high-output humbuckers provide a balanced tonal palette with tighter bass response, allowing for robust lows, pristine highs, and a rich midrange. Whether you're diving into deep riffs or soaring solos, these pickups ensure your music is heard with clarity and punch.
The guitar's lightweight spruce center block runs the length of its body, reinforcing stability while minimizing feedback—perfect for high-gain settings on bustling stages. Its fast-playing neck features a 12"-radius laurel fingerboard adorned with elegant pearloid block inlays and 22 medium-jumbo frets, all set atop a thin U-shaped nato neck, making it ideal for both intricate chord work and fiery lead lines.
Aesthetically, the Gretsch Streamliner doesn't disappoint. With its vintage-style black control knobs, enlarged F-holes, and Bigsby-licensed B50 vibrato tailpiece, it exudes the iconic charm that Gretsch is renowned for. Coupled with an anchored Adjusto-Matic bridge and synthetic bone nut, this guitar promises exceptional tuning stability and precise intonation, allowing you to express yourself with confidence and flair.
Key Features:
- Maple top and body
- Nato neck with a thin "U"-shaped profile
- Laurel fingerboard with 22 medium-jumbo frets
- Dual Broad'Tron BT-2S humbuckers
- Lightweight spruce center block for reduced feedback
- Bigsby-licensed B50 vibrato tailpiece for added expression
- Anchored Adjusto-Matic bridge for tuning stability
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Unfortunately, Rich Robinson’s Gretsch Streamliner was destroyed in the Hurricane Sandy flood. “This one really got it bad,” Robinson’s tech says at (8:05). This was right in the front door. It took us a few days to finally be able to even get to the warehouse. Probably almost a week to get to the stuff. This was a beautiful... It's called the "Streamliner." We got it from Matt Brewster at 30th Street Guitars in New York. It was really a special guitar, and Rich loved it. It was all split. The binding was broken. I never thought we'd see it again. Steve Stern, the guy at Gretsch, he's the man at the custom shop. He put it back together for us. He called me up and he said, "I don't know if I want to refinish this. It looks pretty cool how it is."
He sent some pictures and it looked good. It's like, "Yeah, send it." We're using this all the time. You can still see all the crud on there. This was covered in corrosion.”
The guitar, according to Robinson’s tech, was saved. “This poor baby!” he says at (9:41). “Pickups, they saved. They redid some of this hardware. He did a fret job. It's back better than ever. It sounds great.”
"I have several pretty cool guitars and amps, but I’m not a big collector. I have a ’57 Gretsch Streamliner that looks brand new, which I got from Billy Gibbons. I’ve also got an early-’60s Gretsch Sparkle Jet that’s in excellent condition, and a New American Standard Tele I like a lot."
The Gretsch Streamliner: "It's the cheapest version Gretsch made, like the Mini Metro of the line. I got it at Andy's in London, and I use it quite a bit."
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