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Jet JS-450 HSS Electric Guitar - Trans Green

Jet JS-450 HSS Electric Guitar - Trans Green

Name: Jet JS-450 HSS Electric Guitar - Trans Green
Brand: Jet
SKU: JETJS450TGRR
Price: 365.00 GBP
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Powerrful S-style guitar with a HSS (rail in the neck) configuration and eye-catching finish!

SKU: JETJS450TGRR

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Description

The Jet JS-450 delivers an aggressive blend of modern performance features and flexible tonal options, tailored specifically for contemporary guitarists.

Built around an HSS pickup configuration featuring a rail neck pickup and a distinctive reversed headstock, this instrument provides a sharp, distinctive visual edge alongside professional-grade playability that punched far above its price tag.

Versatile HSS Pickup Configuration

Equipped with an HSS (humbucker, single-coil, single-coil) arrangement using high-output ceramic magnets, the JS-450 offers a wide range of sonic textures. The bridge humbucker supplies thick, punchy rhythms and soaring lead tones that cut through dense mixes, while the middle ceramic pickup yields articulate, glassy single-coil tones ideal for clean rhythm playing or funk passages.

In the neck position, a rail pickup offers a focused single-coil response with enhanced string-to-string balance and low-noise performance, preventing signal drop-out during aggressive string bends. Managed via an intuitive 5-way pickup selector switch alongside master volume and master tone controls, this setup lets you quickly dial in anything from crisp, bell-like cleans to saturated overdrive.

Roasted Maple Neck with Reversed Headstock

The neck is crafted from Canadian roasted maple, a heat-treatment process that bakes out residual moisture to drastically improve wood stability and resistance to temperature changes. Carved to an ergonomic Modern C profile, the neck features a smooth feel that feels fast and effortless in the hand, whether you are pinning down chords or navigating quick solo runs.

A striking reversed headstock design adds a distinct modern aesthetic while subtly altering string tension across the bass strings for a tight, punchy low-end response. Paired with a smooth rosewood fingerboard, a comfortable 9.5" (24.1 cm) radius, and 22 frets, the playing surface provides a smooth, balanced feel for both chording and expressive string bends.

Resonant Body with Flamed Maple Top

The body is constructed from roasted poplar, offering a lightweight build with a balanced, resonant tonal response across all frequencies. It is topped with a flamed maple veneer, adding visual depth and sophistication to the instrument's striking overall presentation.

A double-action truss rod ensures long-term neck stability and allows for precise relief adjustments, keeping your action dialed in regardless of seasonal climate shifts.

Reliable Stage Hardware

Hardware duties are handled by a high-performance Wilkinson tremolo bridge, providing smooth pitch-bending motion while maintaining solid tuning stability and sustain. The bridge works in tandem with a set of black locking tuners, which speed up string changes significantly while locking string ends securely in place to prevent slippage during heavy whammy bar use.

A bone nut (updated to polymer fibre on post-2025 builds) with a 1.65" (42 mm) width ensures clean string slots and optimal vibration transfer to the neck, rounding out a hardware package designed for dependable performance gig after gig.

Jet JS-450 Specifications

Pickup Configuration - HSS (Humbucker / Single-Coil / Rail Single-Coil).
Pickups - Ceramic pickups with a rail neck pickup.
Controls - Master volume, master tone, 5-way selector switch.
Body Material - Roasted poplar.
Body Top - Flamed maple.
Neck Material - Canadian roasted maple.
Headstock - Reversed headstock.
Neck Shape - 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 - Black locking tuners.
Hardware Finish - Black.

Built for players who require reliable tuning, fast playability, and expansive tonal versatility, the Jet JS-450 TGR R is a feature-packed workhorse instrument. Its combination of roasted tonewoods, locking hardware, and a flexible HSS pickup set makes it an exceptional choice for the modern performing guitarist.

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