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Jet JS380 Electric Guitar

Name: Jet JS380 Electric Guitar
Brand: Jet
SKU: JETJS380BKG
Price: 339.00 GBP
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Secure a rock-solid structural foundation and a highly responsive, timeless tone within your signal path with the JET Guitars JS-380 Electric Guitar.

Explicitly engineered for performing players and dedicated tracking artists who want a premium entryway into classic double-cutaway styling, this highly playable instrument frames a traditional layout with upgraded material components. By moving past standard budget boundaries to integrate heat-treated premium tonewoods and a rigid non-tremolo bridge configuration, it operates as an excellent studio asset and a dependable stage companion that preserves your raw string dynamics across a wide spectrum of musical genres.

This streamlined double-cutaway model is well suited to aggressive rhythm players, precise lead guitarists, and home studio hobbyists who place a premium on natural body sustain and effortless handling. Because its specialised fixed anchor design removes the mechanical movement and spring-tension variance found in traditional moving vibrato bridges, it acts as a highly dependable performance partner, allowing you to execute forceful right-hand picking arrays and intricate solos with absolute structural consistency.

Articulate SSS Pickup Configuration for Traditional Single-Coil Chime

The defining sonic character of the JS-380 relies on its matched set of three passive single-coil pickups, arranged in a traditional three-pickup configuration (SSS). Renowned across the industry for their clear, biting definition and glassy top-end clarity, these pickups deliver a beautifully balanced voice that cuts cleanly through a dense full-band mix. The bridge single-coil serves up a bright, cutting snap that highlights rapid rhythm work and sharp alternative rock lines, while the middle and neck single-coils provide a fat, round, and woody mid-range warmth preferred for blues leads and clean ambient chord work. Managed by an agile five-way selector switch, a single master volume control, and dual dedicated tone pots, this electronic routing grants instant access to a vast spectrum of classic, hollow single-coil chime.

Heat-Treated Maple Neck Assembly and Low-Friction Playability

The handling template relies on a Canadian roasted maple neck carved into an accessible modern C profile. The specialised thermal baking process bakes away deep-seated internal moisture from the wood grain, rendering the assembly exceptionally resistant to humidity-induced bowing, twisting, or seasonal shifting. The rear surface features a thin satin finish that keeps your palm moving quickly without sticking, matching a roasted maple fingerboard. Hosting 22 frets marked by classic dot position markings, this uniform playing surface effortlessly accommodates low-register chording and fluid upper-fret string bending.

Stable Basswood Contour Body and Rock-Solid Hardtail Anchoring

The physical core of the instrument is carved into an ergonomic double-cutaway silhouette using lightweight basswood, a choice that provides an evenly balanced, neutral tonal foundation while keeping the guitar comfortable for long standing sets. Unlike models fitted with moving vibrato systems, the JS-380 features a traditional fixed hardtail bridge layout. This design bolts directly into the body wood, creating an unyielding mechanical connection that locks down string energy to maximise natural vibrational transmission and body resonance. The string path is further optimised by an upgraded genuine bone nut measuring 42 mm in width, feeding directly into an internal double-action truss rod and closed chrome machine heads for dependable performance across frequent rehearsals.

JET Guitars JS-380 Electric Guitar Specifications

Pickup Configuration - three single-coil pickups (SSS).
Neck Material - Canadian roasted maple.
Neck Profile - Modern C.
Neck Finish - satin finish.
Fingerboard Material - roasted maple.
Fret Count - 22 frets.
Body Material - basswood.
Body Finish Type - high gloss.
Bridge Type - fixed hardtail bridge.
Controls Layout - 1x volume, 2x tone, 5-way pickup selector switch.
Nut Material - bone nut.
Nut Width - 42 mm.
Scale Length - 25.5" (64.8 cm).
Truss Rod - double action.
Tuning Machines - chrome tuners.
Hardware Finish - chrome.
Number of Strings - 6-string.

The JET Guitars JS-380 Electric Guitar installs a highly practical, reliable foundation into your performance layout. Combining a warp-resistant roasted maple neck layout and expressive SSS single-coil articulation with a high-sustain fixed bridge design and an ergonomic double-cutaway basswood body shape, this versatile workhorse ensures your playing retains absolute note definition and a vibrant modern presence.

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