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Description
Make a bold statement with the Acoustic Collection G5013CE Rancher Jr Acoustic Electric Guitar, a unique blend of classic Gretsch design and modern innovation. This all-black, elegantly appointed instrument is more than just a guitar; it's a testament to Gretsch's commitment to quality and style. The G5013CE Rancher Jr. Black stands out with its single-cutaway, 4.5"-deep body, a design that harks back to the classic Rancher style. The body is crafted from high-quality mahogany, with an arched back and sides that contribute to its excellent tonal character, projection, and balance. The spruce top, featuring scalloped 'X' bracing, adds to the guitar's resonance and durability. The bound mahogany neck, topped by a 21-fret rosewood fretboard, ensures smooth playability and precise note articulation. The pearloid Neo-Classic "Thumbnail" position inlays add a touch of vintage charm to this modern instrument.The G5013CE Rancher Jr. Black also boasts the iconic Rancher triangular soundhole, a design element that enhances the guitar's acoustic properties while adding a touch of visual intrigue. The red shell pickguard, adorned with the Gretsch logo, provides a striking contrast to the guitar's all-black aesthetic.The rosewood bridge, equipped with a compensated synthetic bone saddle, ensures accurate intonation, while the deluxe tuners offer precise tuning stability. But the G5013CE Rancher Jr. Black isn't just about looks and acoustic performance. It's also equipped with a Fishman Isys+ pickup/preamp system, featuring an under-saddle pickup, onboard tuner, master volume, treble and bass controls, and phase control. This advanced system allows you to amplify your sound with clarity and precision, making the G5013CE Rancher Jr. Black a versatile choice for both stage and studio use. Experience the unique blend of classic design and modern functionality with the Acoustic Collection G5013CE Rancher Jr Acoustic Electric Guitar, Rosewood Fretboard, Black. It's not just a guitar, it's a Gretsch.
