Gretsch Guitars Electromatic Jet Baritone Electric Guitar – Imperial Stain

Description

The Gretsch Electromatic Jet Baritone electric guitar gives players extended low-end range with the tension, clarity and control needed to make deeper parts sit naturally in a mix. Its chambered mahogany body, bound carved maple top and elongated 29.75″ scale length help lower tunings speak with stronger definition, while PureVolt Twin Six humbuckers provide the output and articulation for everything from clean layered textures to heavier riff work. Push/pull coil splits, a treble bleed circuit and stable Adjusto-Matic hardware complete the setup, giving this Jet Baritone the flexibility to move from thick, full-range punch to more separated and articulate tones.

29.75″ Scale Length With Focused Baritone Response

The extended 29.75″ scale length gives this Jet Baritone its firmer feel and lower-register authority. Compared to a standard-scale electric guitar, the longer scale helps heavier strings maintain tension more effectively, allowing riffs, single-note lines and wide chord voicings to retain a more controlled attack in deeper tunings. That added focus is especially useful for players who want baritone range that stays articulate and defined instead of loose or cloudy.

PureVolt Twin Six Humbuckers With Coil Splits

PureVolt Twin Six humbuckers provide the power and balance needed for extended-range playing, with enough articulation to keep lower notes from blurring together under gain. A three-position toggle handles neck, bridge and combined pickup selections, while push/pull tone controls split the pickups individually for leaner textures when a part needs more separation. The master volume includes a treble bleed circuit, helping preserve high-end detail as the volume is rolled back.

Chambered Mahogany Body With Carved Maple Top

A chambered mahogany body gives the guitar resonance and low-end weight while helping keep the instrument comfortable across longer sessions, and the carved maple top adds snap and definition to the front of the note. The bound top, sculpted forearm contours and rounded heel give the Jet-style design a refined feel without losing its bold visual identity. Finished in Imperial Stain with a black Plexi pickguard, the guitar balances unmistakable Gretsch style with a deeper, more forceful baritone voice.

Performance “C” Neck and Stable Baritone Hardware

The bolt-on maple neck uses Gretsch?s Performance “C” profile, giving the extended-scale format a familiar feel under the hand. A bound rosewood fingerboard with a 12″ radius, 22 medium jumbo frets and Pearloid Neo-Classic thumbnail inlays supports clean fretting across both low-register rhythm work and more melodic passages. A Graph Tech NuBone nut, die-cast sealed tuning machines, Adjusto-Matic bridge and stoptail tailpiece help provide the tuning stability and intonation support heavier baritone string gauges demand.

A Jet-Style Baritone for Modern Guitar Arrangements

This Electromatic baritone is built for players who want deeper register contrast without stepping outside the role and feel of an electric guitar. It can reinforce rhythm tracks, add weight beneath standard-tuned parts or carve out darker melodic hooks with more tension and clarity. For musicians looking for extended low-end range with Gretsch character, flexible electronics and a controlled playing response, the Gretsch Electromatic Jet Baritone electric guitar makes the baritone format feel practical, musical and immediately usable.