Gretsch Guitars Electromatic Jet Club 1 Pickup RW Claret Burst
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A Jet Electromatic Designed for Efficiency and Gretsch Character
In the Electromatic range, the Jet Club 1 Pickup goes straight to the point: iconic aesthetics, solid construction, and electronics focused on essentials. With its single bridge pickup and modern circuit, it prioritizes impact, immediate response, and straightforward handling, while retaining the Gretsch DNA in tone and attack.
Who Is It For, and What Styles?
The Gretsch Electromatic Jet Club 1 Pickup is aimed at beginner to intermediate guitarists looking for a simple, inspiring, and versatile electric guitar, as well as experienced players seeking an effective "one-pickup guitar." Its natural playground includes rock, indie, punk, garage, blues rock, and all styles where you enjoy moving from clean to crunch by adjusting volume and pick attack.
The Sound
The combination of chambered mahogany + set-neck provides a warm foundation, with present mids, a sense of body, and generous sustain. The PureVolt Twin Six Humbucker at the bridge delivers a dense and articulate sound: thick, precise cleans, then an overdrive that remains clear and dynamic. The Treble-Bleed circuit helps maintain clarity when you roll down the volume, useful for cleaning up your tone without losing highs. Finally, the push-pull split expands the palette to lighter, snappier textures, perfect for more open rhythm parts.
Technical specifications
| Electronics: microphone configuration | H | Scalloped | Simple |
| Category | Single cut | Body | Mahogany |
| Left handed | No | Bridge / tailpiece | Fixed |
| Strings | Steel | Electronics | Passive |
| Nbr of strings | 6 | Color | Gradient |
| Fingerboard | Rosewood | Finishing | Glossy |
| Nbrs of frets | 22 | Hardware | Nickel |
| Shape | Jet | Truss rod | dual-action, adjustable at the headstock |
| Material | chambered mahogany | Truss rod nut | 4 mm hex |
| Finish | glossy polyester | Bridge | LockDown with locking mechanism |
| Construction | set-neck | Pickguard | 3-ply black/white/black |
| Profile | Performance "C" | Pickup cover | nickel |
| Headstock binding | vintage white | Knobs | Gretsch Knurled Radio Knob |
| Radius | 12" / 305 mm | Tuners | sealed, die-cast |
| Inlays | miniature Neo-Classic thumbnail pearloid | Strap buttons | vintage style |
| Side dots | black | Bridge pickup | PureVolt Twin Six Humbucker |
| Frets | 22 | Configuration | H |
| Fret size | medium jumbo | Controls | master volume with treble bleed, master tone |
| Scale length | 24.875" / 632 mm | Pickup selector | none |
| Nut | Graph Tech NuBone | Switching | push-pull on tone for coil split of bridge pickup |
| Nut width | 42.86 mm / 1.6875" | Special electronics | treble bleed; push-pull coil split |
Questions frequently asked
What styles can this single-pickup Jet guitar cover?
This guitar is designed for rock, indie, punk, garage, and blues rock. Its PureVolt Twin Six humbucker in the bridge position emphasizes direct attack and clear overdrive.
Can the pickup of the Gretsch Electromatic Jet Club 1 Pickup be coil-split?
The tone control includes a push-pull that allows coil splitting of the PureVolt Twin Six Humbucker. This switch provides access to lighter, snappier tones. There is no pickup selector switch as the setup is a single bridge humbucker.
What is the scale length of this Gretsch Jet Club?
The scale length is 24.875 inches, or 632 mm, with 22 medium jumbo frets on a rosewood fingerboard with a 12-inch (305 mm) radius.
Does the volume control retain treble when rolled off?
A treble-bleed circuit is integrated into the master volume to preserve clarity at lower volume settings. The passive electronics also include a master tone control.
Does the Gretsch Electromatic Jet Club 1 Pickup RW Claret Burst come in a left-handed version?
The specified version is not available in a left-handed model.



