NBD Gretsch weirdness

[sellisnba]

Just though I would share my NBD. Been after a short scale for a while and stumbled on this. Junior jet 2224 I never thought I would own a gretsch because I've never been much of a fan.
Strange what age does to you
Sorry for the crappy phone pic

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Edited August 1, 2015 by sellisnba

[Twincam]

Those seem pretty cool. From reviews I've seen there supposed to be canny.

[PlungerModerno]

Those do get quite a bit of positive feedback - and can sound huge:

[url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TiqMsdizcxU"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TiqMsdizcxU[/url]

[Martin E]

Hi Sellisnba

That does do look like good fun.for the money.
Any chance of posting a short review once you've got to know it? I'd be curious about weight and neck dive for instance.

Just a bit curious over the model number as well I see Thomann list these as G2224 whereas everyone else calls them the G2220?

Cheers

Martin

[Cosmo Valdemar]

[quote name='PlungerModerno' timestamp='1438585749' post='2835516']
Those do get quite a bit of positive feedback - and can sound huge:

[url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TiqMsdizcxU"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TiqMsdizcxU[/url]
[/quote]

Sounds great!

[chriswareham]

These are Chinese made hence the affordability, as only the high end Gretsch models are US made. I had the six stribg baritone version of this bass. It was superbly made, and very light. I only parted with it as it doesn't fit sound wise with the band I play in.