The G400C Synchromatic by Gretsch

The Gretsch Synchromatic G400C is a full-size archtop acoustic guitar introduced during the late 1990s as part of Gretsch's pre-Fender Synchromatic series. Featuring a single-cutaway design and carved-style arched top and back, it delivers a warm, punchy acoustic voice suited to jazz, swing, blues, and fingerstyle playing. Its comfortable neck profile and floating bridge provide smooth playability, while the large hollow body offers excellent projection and resonance. Today, the G400C is a sought-after discontinued model appreciated for its vintage styling, solid craftsmanship, and rich acoustic tone.

Specs:

• Full-size archtop acoustic guitar
• Single-cutaway body design
• Laminated spruce top
• Laminated maple back and sides
• Maple neck
• Rosewood fingerboard
• 20 frets
• 25.5-inch (648 mm) scale length
• Floating rosewood bridge with adjustable thumbwheels
• Trapeze tailpiece
• Bound body, neck, f-holes, and headstock
• Pearloid thumbnail fingerboard inlays
• Gold hardware (varies by production year)
• Chrome enclosed tuning machines (varies by production year)
• Made in Japan (Terada factory, late-1990s examples)
• Natural gloss finish (other finishes available depending on year)