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The Beatles: Rock Band X360 Wireless Gretsch Duo-Jet Guitar Controller

The Beatles: Rock Band X360 Wireless Gretsch Duo-Jet Guitar Controller

As played by George Harrison, The Beatles: Rock Band Wireless Guitar Controller Gretsch Duo Jet will provide a real bridge and chrome Bigsby whammy bar, a fast, precise strum bar, custom inlay key, chrome five-way control, and automatic calibration of the sensor to synchronize with any TV in a breeze.

Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #1548 in Video Games
  • Color: Gretsch Duo-Jet
  • Brand: MTV Games
  • Model: 19373
  • Released on: 2009-09-09
  • ESRB Rating: Everyone
  • Platform: Xbox 360
  • Dimensions: 2.56" h x 12.17" w x 31.81" l, 3.90 pounds


  • Features

  • Authentic chrome Bigsby bridge and tremolo bar
  • Fast, accurate strum bar
  • Custom fret inlays
  • Five-way chrome knob
  • Auto-calibration sensor to make syncing up with any TV a breeze



  • Customer Reviews

    Great looking, but not as comfortable...3
    If this is an exact replica of George Harrison's Duo-Jet, then I am certain he must have worn bracers (wrist/fore-arm guards) while playing it.

    As a replica it looks great, and all the pieces are well detailed and sturdy-built. The device operates a well as any RB2 controller, and the battery life appears to be about the same. The big difference between this and other controllers is the comfort level. Simply put, the body of this g-controller will cut into your arm (at about the mid-point between the wrist and elbow for most people) when played for more than a couple songs. Anyone who plays the Duo-Jet should be ready to build-up a tolerance for the lines it will leave in their strumming arm while they enjoy this fine controller. That said, if getting used to a controller that is not all that comfortable is something you would rather not do, just avoid this controller and purchase another one of the fine devices out there from Harmonix or Mad Catz.

    Personally, I decided to get used to this controller, because 1) I payed a pretty price for it, and 2)It looks so cool for a plastic guitar. Had I played with the Duo-Jet g-controller prior to purchase, I am fairly certain I would have a different controller in my hands right now.

    Cheers and rock on!

    Worth it for looks alone4
    Ok I am a huge Beatles fan, specifically of George Harrison...so this guitar instantly caught my eye. I haven't been impressed with Harmonix's hardware to date (I sold my rockband guitar in lieu of using the xbox360 guitar instead) however I love this guitar.

    The Pros:
    the neck action is smooth
    it is very quiet overall
    it is incredibly light
    it's gorgeous
    it's wireless

    The Cons:
    It takes a little getting used to holding it properly, otherwise, as others have noted it can be brutal on the wrists

    There is a coil inside (i'm guessing for the tremolo bar) that rattles around. It's not bad if you have the sound turned up, but there are times where i play my music games quietly and it kind of bugs me.


    But seriously, if you are a huge beatles fan, this is an excellent controller to consider.

    Quite possibly the best video game guitar controller to date!5
    As a raving Beatlemaniac, it was a given that I would be preordering the Beatles: Rock Band game as soon as it was announced. As one of my old guitars was finally giving out, I decided to pick up one of the replica instruments as a replacement. As the bundle was out of my price range, it came down to This guitar, or the replica Rickenbacker. As I've always liked the design of the Gretsch Duo-Jet, it was a no-brainer!

    This guitar arrived at my door literally right before I as about to play "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" in the game, so I connected it to my console, and it immediately took over for my trusty Les Paul. It was a bit uncomfortable to hold at first, until I got used to adjusting my grip. This guitar is far and away the quietest guitar controller I've ever had the pleasure of using; one of my only problems with previous guitar controllers was the incessant CLICKCLICKCLACKETTYCLACK as I strummed away while playing the game. The frets and strum bar on the Gretsch are whisper-quiet. The strum bar does not feel mushy as some past Rock Band controllers have, which prevented me from buying any of them until now. Despite its size, the Gretsch is as light as previous guitar controllers. It plays like a dream! The "start" button now requires you to hold it down for a couple of seconds, thus preventing accidental pausing while playing(I have never known this to happen while I or any of my friends were playing, but apparently, some people have experienced problems with this in the past).

    Visually, there's not much out there to match it. As you can see in the photos, it has a beautiful design, and the chrome really pops. As good as it looks in these photos, they don't do it justice.

    In the end, I think the higher price tag on this guitar is completely worth it. There has been a lot of grumbling these past few months about the price on these replica instruments, but the added cost has clearly gone into making these guitar controllers the very best to date. After over a month of frequent use, it still looks brand new, with no signs of wear, and still plays like a champ. If you still have older guitar controllers lying around, the upgrade is completely unnecessary, but if you need another instrument, you really can't go wrong with the Gretsch.


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