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Gretsch Guitars G5024E Rancher Dreadnought Acoustic-Electric Guitar Sunburst


Description
Case sold separately.


Features
- Body Shape: Dreadnought
- Body Back: Arched Laminated Mahogany
- Body Sides: Laminated Mahogany
- Body Top: Solid Spruce
- Body Finish: Gloss Polyester
- Number of Frets: 21
- Fret Size: Vintage-Style
- Position Inlays: Neo-Classic "Thumbnail"
- Fretboard: Laurel
- Neck Material: Mahogany
- Nut Width: 1.6875" (42.8 mm)
- Scale Length: 25" (635 mm)
- Special Electronics: Fishman Sonicore Pickup (Under Saddle) and Isys + Pre-Amp System
- Controls: Volume, Treble, Bass, Phase, Onboard Tuner, Battery Life Indicator
- Hardware Finish: Gold-Plated
- Bridge: Compensated Synthetic Bone Saddle with Rosewood Base
- Tuning Machines: Deluxe Die-Cast
- String Nut: Synthetic Bone
- Miscellaneous
- Unique Features: Traditional Gretsch Rancher "Triangular" Sound Hole, White Bound Body, Neck, Headstock and Sound Hole, White Pearloid Neo-Classic "Thumbnail" Position Inlays, Knurled Forward Strap Retainer Knob, 3-Ply Tortoiseshell Pickguard with Gretsch Logo, Synthetic Bone Nut
- Case sold separately
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Reviews
4.56
9 Reviews
89%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend
- Jamming6
- Practicing5
- Small Venues5
- Recording1
- School Bands1
- Poor Quality1
- Wish the tuner had auto-shut off1
- Guitar buzzing1
- Experienced7
- Novice1
- Professional Musician1
- Good Feel8
- Good Audio7
- Consistent6
- Fun To Play6
- Stays In Tune5
Reviewed by 9 customers
5 years in, still love it.
submitted2 years ago
byDavid
fromBronx, NY
When i received the guitar, there was a little too much relief in the neck. That was the only issue. Corrected that and it plays beautifully. My buddies with vintage Gibson hummingbirds are jealous. I haven't had to adjust it at all since the initial setup in 5 years.
Factory fault guitar
submitted3 years ago
byFabian
fromIndio, CA
I bought this guitar because they didn't give me a delivery response on the purchase order for an epiphone hummingbird. I had to look for another option and I read that it had good references and Grestsch is a renowned brand. But I got a guitar with serious problem on guitar neck and bridge, which can't be adjusted by calibrating. I am totally disappointed with my purchase and the service, because it was not my first choice, I expected better attention and a product of a certain quality because it was for sale at Guitar Center.
Yes I would absolutely buy this product again.
submitted5 years ago
byT8
fromNorth Dakota
Beautiful craftsmanship. The neck and fret board make for easy and comfortable play-ability and has great tone for the price!
Great guitar
submitted5 years ago
byChrist follower
fromTennessee
Great guitar to pick.
update to review
submitted7 years ago
byJohnny Rockabilly
fromOuter Space
I gave this guitar a guitar glowing review some time ago, it has held up well over the last couple of years and given lots of use. I feel compelled to update the review though since I had a professional set-up done. The action is now on par with an electric guitar, no buzz anywhere on the neck, the tone is great and very useable for any style appropriate for acoustic guitar. I just can't believe I have such a great guitar for the small investment. Actually, I haven't seen another example of this particular guitar in a store since I bought this, I may have just accidentally got the opposite of a lemon. If you can find this guitar in a shop, it's a must play, It's a great guitar at any price.
Great Guitar Fun to Play
submitted7 years ago
byJD Music
fromCincinnati, OH
I have several guitars (Martin, Takamime, Gibson) although at a lower price point its sounds terrific both unplugged and through my PA. The Fishman electronics are great and at true acoustic sound. The finish and workmanship could not be better. It's a beautiful guitar and feels good.
Q&A
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submitted3 years ago
asked byRick
fromwilliston, vt
Hi Are your specs correct for the Gretsch Rancher Dreadnought? Gretsch indicates Laurel fingerboard,Guitar Center indicates Rosewood. Thanks,
I’m apologize for the confusion. It's laurel. Thank you for pointing that out. I will pass it on to our web team.submitted5 years ago
asked byJason
fromundisclosed
Where this guitar made?
Indonesia.submitted8 years ago
asked byEd
fromArlington Wa
I bought a new Epiphone Humminbird Pro from your Lynnwood Wa. store in Nov.2017 what kind of possible deal could I get to trade it in for this Gretsch?
You will have to bring the guitar in and have it appraised for the trade in value.