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Music Go Round - Winnipeg Location
SKU: 41131-S000010716

Used Gretsch JET JAPAN S Type Electric Guitar Red 6-String

Original price: $2,999.99
Current Price: $2,399.98

Shipping: $90

Description

This Gretsch Duo Jet is a landmark "solid body" electric guitar introduced in 1953 as a response to the Gibson Les Paul. While it shares a similar single-cutaway silhouette with the Les Paul, it is technically a chambered guitar, featuring routed internal pockets that provide distinct resonance and a lighter weight.



Core Specifications & Design

  • Chambered Construction: The body is typically made of chambered mahogany with a maple top. This design offers a unique blend of solid-body punch and archtop-like harmonic richness.
  • Scale Length: It features a slightly shorter 24.6-inch scale length, contributing to softer string tension and easier playability compared to the industry-standard 24.75-inch or 25.5-inch scales.
  • Neck Profile: Most modern and vintage-reissue models use a comfortable "U"-shaped mahogany neck with a 12-inch radius fingerboard.
  • Electronics:
  • Pickups: BT65A
  • Controls: A signature Gretsch layout includes individual pickup volume knobs, a master volume on the cutaway, and a three-way selector switch.


Tonal Profile

The Duo Jet is celebrated for its clarity and versatility, often described as sounding "bitey" like a Telecaster but with a "fatter" response.

Shipping Options:

  • Local Pickup Available
  • Available to Ship
Music Go Round - Winnipeg Location
  • Color: Red
  • Size: 6-String
  • With Accessory: Original Hard Case
  • Shipping: 90
  • Pick Up in Store: Yes
  • Standard Shipping: Yes
  • Local Delivery: No
  • Country: CA
  • Condition: Used
  • Model: JET JAPAN
  • Product Brand: Gretsch
  • Product Line: Intermediate
  • Discounted Price: Yes

Warranty Information

2026-05-07T21:57:40.930Z

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