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Jet JS-450 HSS Electric Guitar - Trans Brown / Burl

Jet JS-450 Electric Guitar - Trans Brown / Burl

Name: Jet JS-450 Electric Guitar - Trans Brown / Burl
Brand: Jet
SKU: JETJS450QTBR
Price: 339.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

Traditional S-style template with a powerful HSS pickup config and standout burl top

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The Jet JS-450 Trans Borwn / Burl is a feature-packed electric guitar designed for players seeking modern playability, flexible tonal options, and premium hardware.

Built around a versatile HSS pickup configuration, a roasted maple neck, and a striking burl poplar top, this instrument offers an expansive range of sounds suitable for everything from crisp clean rhythm work to saturated lead playing.

Versatile HSS Pickup Configuration

At the core of the JS-450 is its flexible HSS (humbucker, single-coil, single-coil) arrangement featuring ceramic magnets. The bridge humbucker delivers thick, punchy output with high-gain clarity for distortion and rock solos, while the middle and neck single-coils yield glassy, articulate tones perfect for funk, blues, and clean chording.

A standard 5-way selector switch alongside master volume and master tone controls makes it easy to switch between pickup voicings on the fly. Whether you need the tight response of a single-coil or the full-bodied power of a humbucker, this setup provides a comprehensive sonic toolkit for studio sessions and live performances.

Roasted Maple Neck and Rosewood Fingerboard

The neck is crafted from Canadian roasted maple, a thermal treatment process that bakes out moisture to enhance stability and resistance to temperature and humidity shifts. Finished with a smooth, comfortable feel, the Modern C neck profile fits naturally in the hand for effortless chording and fast solo runs.

Topped with a rosewood fingerboard, a 9.5" (24.1 cm) radius, and 22 frets across a standard 25.5" (64.8 cm) scale length, the playing surface provides a smooth, familiar response across all positions. Bends remain fluid without fretting out, while open chords feel grounded and supportive.

Resonant Body with Burl Poplar Top

Constructed from roasted poplar, the body provides a resonant, lightweight foundation with a balanced tonal frequency response. It is capped with a distinctive burl poplar top, giving the guitar an elevated visual presence that highlights the natural grain pattern of the wood.

A double-action truss rod runs through the neck, allowing for precise relief adjustments to maintain your preferred string action across changing seasons.

Dependable Stage Hardware

Hardware on the JS-450 is built for stability and reliable performance. A 2-point Wilkinson tremolo bridge delivers smooth pitch manipulation for expressive vibrato while maintaining solid return-to-pitch accuracy and sustain.

Tuning precision is further reinforced by a set of chrome locking tuners, which secure string ends to prevent slippage and make string changes fast and straightforward. A bone nut (updated to polymer fibre on post-2025 production models) with a 42 mm (1.65") width ensures clean string spacing and optimal energy transfer into the neck.

Jet JS-450 Specifications

Pickup Configuration - HSS (Humbucker / Single-Coil / Single-Coil).
Pickup Type - Ceramic pickups.
Controls - Master volume, master tone, 5-way selector switch.
Body Material - Roasted poplar.
Body Top - Burl poplar.
Neck Material - Canadian roasted maple.
Neck Profile - Modern C.
Fingerboard Material - Rosewood.
Fingerboard Radius - 9.5" (24.1 cm).
Number of Frets - 22.
Scale Length - 25.5" (64.8 cm).
Nut Width - 42 mm (1.65").
Nut Material - Bone / Polymer Fibre (since 2025).
Truss Rod - Double action.
Bridge - Wilkinson tremolo.
Tuning Machines - Chrome locking tuners.
Hardware Finish - Chrome.

The Jet JS-450 combines modern playability, roasted tonewood stability, and versatile HSS electronics into a dependable, stage-ready instrument. It is an ideal choice for guitarists who need a reliable workhorse guitar capable of navigating multiple musical styles with ease.

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