Finally, I picked up a Gretsch...

[THS3171]

Hello and welcome.
Gratulations to the very nice guitar. Have the 2622LH in gunmetal.
The first GreTscH won't be the last...often

 

[thunder58]

Welcome friend . Love the guitar

 

[Captain_Mac]

Welcome to Gretsch-Talk. Nice entrance!

Thanks!

 

[Captain_Mac]

Hello and welcome.
Gratulations to the very nice guitar. Have the 2622LH in gunmetal.
The first GreTscH won't be the last...often

I can feel that this is my new addiction. The more I play it the more I love that sound.

 

[Captain_Mac]

Welcome friend . Love the guitar

Thank you!

 

[Dana Rudd]

Hello @Captain_Mac, welcome to G-T. Glad to have you join us here.
Congrats on the new Gretsch, looks good. Enjoy and HNGD.

 

[Dana Rudd]

Can anyone tell me what the best hard case is for the

G5410T ELECTROMATIC?​

First off welcome to G-T, we're happy to have you join us.

On the Gretsch website accessory page they have the G6267 which is for the thinner body 16" guitars.

I have a G6120T Players Edition that is 2.25" thick and it came with a G6241 case. So it may be a better choice for you.

 

[Captain_Mac]

Hello @Captain_Mac, welcome to G-T. Glad to have you join us here.
Congrats on the new Gretsch, looks good. Enjoy and HNGD.

Thank you!

 

[BuddyHollywood]

Hello Gretsch Universe!
I finally picked up my first Gretsch. A Streamliner, yeah it's a lower end but you have to start somewhere right? I have a Jackson and a Telecaster but I want that that rockabilly sound. Playing it through a Fender 85 and like what I'm hearing. I have a few questions but I'll start down that road soon.

Welcome! I've experienced days where a Streamliner in a Guitar Center was my favorite guitar to play among many higher priced guitars. "Lower end" doesn't mean low quality build. It usually means lower grade but still functional hardware and electronics and lower cost of manufacturing compared to the Pro-Lines built in Japan.

What I'm trying to say is Gretsch makes it possible to fully enjoy your Streamliner guitar without having to apologize. I've learned there are only good Gretsch guitars.

 

[loudnlousy]

Willkommen!

 

[Captain_Mac]

Welcome! I've experienced days where a Streamliner in a Guitar Center was my favorite guitar to play among many higher priced guitars. "Lower end" doesn't mean low quality build. It usually means lower grade but still functional hardware and electronics and lower cost of manufacturing compared to the Pro-Lines built in Japan.

What I'm trying to say is Gretsch makes it possible to fully enjoy your Streamliner guitar without having to apologize. I've learned there are only good Gretsch guitars.

I have seen that in my Squire Telecaster as well.

 

[Captain_Mac]

Willkommen!

Thank you!

 

[JC higgy]

Welcome aboard Captain!

 

[rake_ether]

Hello and welcome. My G2622-P90 has become my everyday player pushing my G6119 Rosewood Limited Edition Tenny to a couple days a week. Streamliners are just that good.

 

[Captain_Mac]

Welcome aboard Captain!

Thanks!

 

[Captain_Mac]

Hello and welcome. My G2622-P90 has become my everyday player pushing my G6119 Rosewood Limited Edition Tenny to a couple days a week. Streamliners are just that good.

I'm very content with this guitar. It's quality goes well past my abilities at the moment.

 

[SAguitar]

Welcome to the madness, Cap'n!

 

[Armygirl]

Hello Gretsch Universe!
I finally picked up my first Gretsch. A Streamliner, yeah it's a lower end but you have to start somewhere right? I have a Jackson and a Telecaster but I want that that rockabilly sound. Playing it through a Fender 85 and like what I'm hearing. I have a few questions but I'll start down that road soon.

I have two streamliners... they are absolutely fantastic. Enjoy!

 

[audept]

Thanks, great to find the tribe!

Welcome to the forum, @christophory !

 

[Intensely Calm]

Welcome and great guitar, congrats!

I had a Steamliner and did a terrible thing, regretfully.
I sold it.

Love it, enjoy it, keep it!