Players like Mark Knopfler have Electrajets in their collections - enough said, right?

Why We Love This

The Grosh ElectraJet has truly become a modern classic. The first thing you notice when sitting down to play an Electrajet is how well it balances. While the design borrows from Fenders offset models, the Electrajet is definitely it's own thing. More modern than a Fender offset, there's also an unmistakable Strat element which is further driven home via the three G-90 pickups on this model (to underscore that point, Mark Knopfler owns and plays Electrajets in addition to his ever-present Strats).

This is a brilliant gigging and recording guitar that can conjure up thoughts of a fuller Strat, fat Tele-esq tones, all the way through Les Paul-like roar. Versatility is the name of the game here. Loaded with a trio of Don's own G-90 pickups, you can cover a huge range of tones.

What makes things even more interesting is the push/pull (on the tone control) which gives you the neck and bridge pickups together, a la a Telecaster. The setup is really pretty limitless, again making this a first call guitar for gigs that need versatility, or sessions where you need to cover a lot of ground.