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Gretsch G5622T Electromatic Guitar

Key Features:
* Laminated maple top
* Chambered spruce center block
* Maple neck with laurel fingerboard
* 2 Black Top Broad'Tron humbucking pickups ; wide range of tones, from chiming highs to warm lows
* Bold and Powerful: Compared to the Filter'Tron, the Broad'Tron boasts a bolder and more powerful sound. This is due to its slightly larger size, increased winding count, and ceramic magnets. This translates to a thicker, fatter tone with a more pronounced low-end and a more aggressive bite.
* Clear and Defined: While powerful, the Broad'Tron retains a surprising amount of clarity and definition. The ceramic magnets, along with the slightly wider pole pieces, contribute to a balanced frequency response that lets individual notes sing through even when playing distorted chords.
* Dynamic Range: One of the highlights of the Broad'Tron is its impressive dynamic range. It can handle everything from delicate fingerpicking to searing overdrive with remarkable responsiveness. This makes it a versatile choice for guitarists who demand a wide range of tonal expressions.
* Warmth and Brightness: The Broad'Tron strikes a satisfying balance between warmth and brightness. While not as warm as the Filter'Tron, it retains a smooth and pleasing character in the mid-range, making it suitable for clean and bluesy tones. However, it also possesses a crisp and articulate high-end that cuts through the mix well in heavier settings.
* Feedback Resistance: Compared to the feedback-prone nature of early Filter'Trons, the Broad'Tron is significantly more resistant to feedback due to its humbucking design and ceramic magnets. This makes it a more reliable choice for high-volume playing and stage situations.
* The Gretsch Treble Bleed Control, also known as a high-pass filter, is a simple modification made to the guitar's volume potentiometer that allows high frequencies to "bleed" through even when the volume is turned down. This helps to maintain the high-end clarity of your tone, particularly when playing clean or with overdrive/distortion.
* Bigsby B70 vibrato tailpiece
* 3 volume controls and 1 tone control
* Chrome hardware
* Available in a variety of colors
Pros:
* Versatile sound
* Great playability
* Beautiful finish
* Affordable price
Cons:
* Can be prone to feedback at high volumes
* Bigsby tailpiece can be a bit finicky

* The G5655T-QM has a warmer, more resonant sound due to its solid spruce center block and Filter'Tron pickups. It is well-suited for genres like jazz, blues, and indie rock.