Capturing the old-school appeal of classic Bel Air cars, the Gretsch G5410T Limited-edition Electromatic Tri-Five Hollowbody Electric Guitar embodies the sleek style of the 1950s in a no-nonsense hollowbody electric. Loud and resonant, the G5410T Limited-edition is teeming with classic Gretsch style and tone. All-maple construction adds snap and definition to your playing, while Black Top Filter’Tron humbuckers churn out punchy, twangy sounds. Wrapping your hand around the G5410T Limited-edition’s chunky “U”-shaped neck is pure joy, while an easy-playing rosewood fingerboard acts as the perfect springboard for your leads and rhythms. To top it off, the G5410T Limited-edition boasts a Bigsby-licensed B60 vibrato — the gold standard for vintage-style chord texturizing. Boasting a variety of eye-grabbing appointments, the G5410T Limited-edition Electromatic Tri-Five epitomizes everything that makes Gretsch hollowbody electric guitars such coveted instruments.It's easy to stereotype the G5410T Limited-edition Electromatic Tri-Five until you play it, and then you realize you just how versatile it is. With a volume control for each pickup, you can create your perfect balance between warmth, bite, and brilliance when both pickups are engaged. The master tone control fine-tunes your sound once you've got the pickups dialed in. And thanks to its master volume control, you can take your tube amp from clean to growling without changing the balance between your pickups. Of course, you'll get sweet tone from the neck and bridge pickups individually, but there's a lot of territory to cover when you combine them.

FEATURES

• Classic Tri-Five Bel Air flair captured in a hollowbody for perfect vintage tone and vibe
• Maple top, back, and sides add snap and definition to your sound
• Black Top Filter’Tron humbucking pickups deliver exceptional punch and twang
• Bigsby-licensed B60 vibrato offers subtle pitch modulation
• Maple neck with rosewood fingerboard is responsive and playable
• Eye-grabbing pearloid pickup inserts, bound F-holes, aged multi-ply body binding, late-’50s bound headstock, and pearloid Neo-Classic thumbnail fingerboard inlays