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Gretsch G6228FM Jet BT Dark Cherry Stain, Tim Shaw

lightweight with a chambered body, recently serviced, excellent condition.

Gorgeous oxblood flamed top that looks black in some lights.

The Made in Japan G6228 Players Edition Jet FM with V-Stoptail gives you powerful overdrive and shimmering cleans with the simple turn of a knob. Each Jet FM features a mahogany body with a flamed maple top that produces a strong, balanced midrange while the chambered body delivers a smooth attack that is remarkably broad and harmonically rich.

This powerful platform is powered by all-new Gretsch Broad'Tron BT65 pickups. Designed by the acclaimed Tim Shaw, the BT65 meticulously captures the guitar's sonic palette, reproducing powerful mids, extended lows and
exceptionally clear, yet smooth highs.

This 2018 Gretsch has some very light playwear and some superficial dings on both the front and back of the body, as well as some
dings on the side and along the edge of the body. However, the guitar is very clean and in excellent condition. Comes with a hardshell case.

The G6228FM’s ‘BT’ tag reveals that it’s harbouring something a bit more mysterious, a pair of new Broad’Tron BT65 humbuckers designed by ex-Gibson and now-Fender pickup swami Tim Shaw.

This Shaw character is well-known among Gibson pickup fetishists thanks to the humbuckers he produced for a fair old chunk of the 1980s. It shouldn’t be too much of a surprise then when we reveal the Broad’Tron BT65s loaded into the G6228FM BT owe more sonically to an overwound PAF than something you’d expect from TV Jones. As we’ve already established, this Jet isn’t looking for a position in a Beatles tribute band. Thanks to the late Malcolm Young of AC/DC we know just how well a Filter’Tron takes care of business when the gain is cranked.

The G6228FM BT has way more thump in the bottom end than twang and a more pronounced midrange that really comes in handy when you get into the real heavy stuff. This one is even more for brother Angus’ speed. Oh, and this is the first Jet you can play metal on. A real wolf in sheep’s clothing if ever there was one.

The BT is like a 2018 Ford Mustang. You get the curb appeal of the vintage original but the power and performance are as contemporary as it gets. This is the Jet you buy instead of a Les Paul or ESP Eclipse.

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