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Jet JJ-350 Offset BARITONE Electric Guitar - Moonburst

Jet JJ-350 Offset BARITONE Electric Guitar - Moonburst

Name: Jet JJ-350 Offset BARITONE Electric Guitar - Moonburst
Brand: Jet
SKU: JETJJ350BMB
Price: 359.00 GBP
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Stepping into extended-range guitar playing often requires heavy investment, but the Jet JJ-350 Baritone electric guitar breaks down that barrier. Designed specifically for guitarists looking to explore lower tunings, ambient soundscapes, or heavy modern riffs, this instrument delivers excellent structural stability and diverse tonal options at an incredibly accessible price point.

Featuring a distinct offset body shape made from resonant roasted poplar, this baritone guitar balances a comfortable feel against the physical demands of a longer scale setup. By combining high-grade neck treatments with a unique pickup layout, it presents a reliable platform for players looking to expand their sonic horizons without over-complicating their rig.

Extended Scale Length and Roasted Maple Neck

The foundation of any baritone guitar is its ability to handle low string tension with absolute clarity. The Jet JJ-350 achieves this through an extended 27" (68.6 cm) scale length, which keeps low tunings tight, punchy, and fully articulate. This longer layout means you can tune down to standard B or drop A while maintaining a familiar string tension and avoiding loose, muddy low-end frequencies.

This stability is reinforced by a Canadian roasted maple neck. The kiln-baking process draws out deep-seated moisture and organic impurities, leaving the wood highly resistant to changes in temperature and humidity. Carved into a modern C-shaped profile and paired with a rich rosewood fingerboard, the neck features a comfortable 9.5" (24.1 cm) radius and a 41.9 mm nut width, which allows for fast navigation and comfortable chording across all 22 frets. A double-action truss rod ensures straightforward adjustment to keep your action precise.

Versatile Mixed-Style Pickup Layout

To capture the full frequency spectrum of a lower-tuned instrument, this model uses a unique and highly versatile pickup pairing. The bridge position is loaded with a high-output ceramic humbucker dressed in a polished nickel cover, providing a tight, aggressive bite that retains clarity even under heavy saturation. This ensures fast-attack rhythms and heavy chord work cut through the mix effortlessly.

In the neck position, a soapbar-style P90 pickup delivers a warmer, wider, and more organic voice. This single-coil variant offers a fat mid-range response with plenty of top-end definition, making it ideal for clean, ambient ambient lines or smooth, fuzzy leads. Wired to a three-way pickup selector switch, a master volume control, and a master tone control, this dual-pickup arrangement gives you immediate access to a wide variety of contrasting sound profiles.

Dependable Fixed Bridge Hardware

Given the added tension and lower frequencies of baritone string gauges, reliable hardware is critical. The body is anchored by a sturdy hardtail fixed bridge system. By eliminating tremolo moving parts, this string setup transfers maximum acoustic energy directly into the roasted poplar body, significantly increasing overall natural sustain and resonance.

At the headstock end, strings pass over a high-density bone and polymer fibre nut into enclosed chrome machine heads. This combination guarantees smooth string travel and positive tuning retention, allowing you to play aggressively without worrying about tuning slip. The chrome-plated hardware matches the vintage-inspired aesthetic perfectly while ensuring durable, long-term performance.

Jet JJ-350 Baritone Specifications

Pickup Configuration - mixed dual layout with bridge humbucker and neck P90.
Bridge Pickup - ceramic humbucker with nickel cover (JET own spec).
Neck Pickup - soapbar P90 single-coil (JET own spec).
Body Material - roasted poplar.
Neck Material - Canadian roasted maple.
Neck Profile - modern C.
Fingerboard Material - rosewood.
Fingerboard Radius - 9.5" (24.1 cm).
Scale Length - 27" (68.6 cm).
Nut Width - 41.9 mm.
Nut Material - bone and polymer fibre.
Truss Rod - double-action.
Number of Frets - 22.
Bridge Type - fixed hardtail.
Controls - 1 x volume, 1 x tone, 3-way pickup switch.
Machine Heads - chrome enclosed.
Hardware Finish - chrome-plated.

The Jet JJ-350 Baritone electric guitar serves as an exceptionally capable entry point or reliable backup tool for anyone exploring extended-range tunings. Its combination of structural roasting, a tight 27" scale, and an adaptive humbucker/P90 design gives players everything needed to anchor heavy rhythms or sculpt deep soundscapes with complete confidence.

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