Gretsch Guitars G2657T Streamliner Center Block Jr. Double-Cut With Bigsby - Turquoise

Brought to you by Gretsch Guitars, the G2657T Streamliner Center Block Jr. Double-Cut With Bigsby Electric Guitar— This exhilarating double-cutaway guitar delivers high-gain performance, effortless playability and show-stopping style. With updated features and That Great Gretsch Sound, the G2657T is designed to crank out hits on any stage.

Powerful Broad'Tron Pickups Provide Robust Tone

The secret behind the G2657T's tone lies in its Broad'Tron humbucking pickups and spruce center block. Tailored for the Streamliner collection, the Broad'Tron pickups produce tight bass, crisp highs and a throaty midrange. A spruce center block reinforces the body while reducing unwanted feedback, enabling volume-friendly performance in any venue.

Traditional Controls Shape Iconic Gretsch Sound

The G2657T's sonic power is harnessed by traditional controls—independent neck and bridge pickup volume knobs, master tone control, master volume knob and three-way pickup switch. Add shimmer and expression with the Bigsby-licensed B50 vibrato tailpiece. An Adjusto-Matic bridge and synthetic bone nut provide superb tuning stability and intonation.

Fast-Playing Neck and Elegant Appointments

A 12"-radius laurel fingerboard with 22 medium-jumbo frets and pearloid hump block inlays sits atop a thin U-shaped maple neck—ideal for chords or solos. Classic Gretsch style abounds with enlarged F-holes, vintage-style knobs, white binding, tortoise pickguard and nickel hardware.

Smaller Body, Big Sound

Though more compact, the G2657T produces a bold tone. Its arched laminated maple body resonates while remaining lightweight and balanced. Two sharp-looking cutaways provide easy upper-fret access.

Why do some of the used instruments have a “used” stamp on the back of the headstock?

This step is a long-standing agreement we have had with some of our manufacturing partners taken to protect their interests and to prevent the filing of improper warranty claims.  For many consumers, the “used” stamp is recognized as a sign of quality, giving confidence that an instrument originating from MIRC has been properly set-up and refurbished by a professional tech.

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