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Jet JT-350 Electric Guitar - Butterscotch

Jet JT-350 Electric Guitar - Butterscotch

Name: Jet JT-350 Electric Guitar - Butterscotch
Brand: Jet
SKU: JETJT350BSC
Price: 259.00 GBP
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Command the stage with an authentic retro authority and exceptional tuning endurance using the JET Guitars JT-350 Electric Guitar.

Intended directly for active performers and recording musicians who want an accessible route into classic single-cutaway performance, this highly playable instrument matches traditional body geometry with highly reliable modern hardware configurations. By moving beyond standard budget constraints to incorporate heat-treated tonewood selections and staggered locking machine heads, it delivers a deeply expressive musical platform that holds its pitch perfectly through intensive rehearsals and live sets.

This adaptable single-cutaway model is well suited to roots-rock rhythm players, country flatpickers, and home tracking enthusiasts who require an immediate physical response and excellent natural sustain. Because its contoured edges and ultra-smooth satin neck coating minimise playing friction, it acts as a highly dependable studio partner, allowing your hands to transition smoothly through complex chord voicing and fast melody lines without fatigue.

Warp-Resistant Roasted Maple Neck and Fast Handling

The core playability of the instrument is built around a selected Canadian roasted maple neck, shaped into an ergonomic modern C profile. This timber undergoes a specialised thermal baking process that drives out residual deep-grain moisture, making the neck incredibly stable against humidity shifts and structural warping. The back of the neck features a non-sticky satin finish that keeps your hand moving smoothly, paired perfectly with a matching roasted maple fingerboard. Flaunting a versatile 9.5" (24.1 cm) radius and 22 frets with traditional dot markers, this uniform playing surface effortlessly handles flat-angled string bends and low-register chording with equal precision.

Articulate HS Electronics for Dual-Character Tone Options

To provide a highly versatile sonic range, the guitar features an adaptable two-pickup layout configured as an HS pairing (one humbucker and one single-coil). Positioned at the bridge is a classic single-coil pickup mounted inside a traditional steel plate, serving up the bright, cutting twang and immediate top-end bite necessary for country leads and alternative rhythm tracks. Nestled at the neck is a high-output ceramic humbucker, voiced to add a fat, round mid-range punch and smooth warmth to your signal path. Wired through a three-way selector switch, a master volume control, and a master tone pot, this electronic configuration allows you to toggle instantly between vintage single-coil clarity and thick, driven humbucking textures.

Stable Basswood Framework and Staggered Locking Hardware

The foundational core of the instrument is carved from lightweight basswood, a choice that provides an evenly balanced, neutral tonal anchor while keeping the physical weight highly manageable for long standing sets. String energy is secured by a traditional fixed bridge with independent saddles, locking the strings firmly to the body wood to maximise natural resonance and acoustic sustain. Tuning accuracy is heavily reinforced by a self-lubricating genuine bone nut measuring 42 mm in width, working alongside a double-action truss rod and a premium set of closed staggered locking tuners that clamp the string core tightly at the post to ensure flawless pitch tracking and rapid string changes.

JET Guitars JT-350 Electric Guitar Specifications

Pickup Configuration - one humbucker, one single-coil (HS).
Neck Material - Canadian roasted maple.
Neck Profile - Modern C.
Neck Finish - satin finish.
Fingerboard Material - roasted maple.
Fingerboard Radius - 9.5" (24.1 cm).
Fret Count - 22 frets.
Position Markings - dots.
Body Material - basswood.
Body Finish Type - high gloss.
Bridge Type - traditional fixed bridge.
Tuning Machines - closed staggered locking tuners.
Controls Layout - 1x volume, 1x tone, 3-way pickup selector switch.
Nut Material - bone nut.
Nut Width - 42 mm.
Scale Length - 25.5" (64.8 cm).
Pickup Magnets - ceramic.
Truss Rod - double action.
Hardware Finish - chrome.
Number of Strings - 6-string.

The JET Guitars JT-350 Electric Guitar provides a highly practical, resilient anchor for your musical setups. Combining an ultra-stable roasted maple neck architecture and flexible HS single-coil and humbucker articulation with a high-sustain fixed bridge and premium locking tuners, this versatile workhorse ensures your playing retains absolute note definition and a prominent modern voice on any stage.

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