JET Guitars JS-40 Metallic Burst Elite Electric Guitar, 6-String

The Jet JS-40 Metallic Burst is a premium electric guitar that's a dream for metal lovers. Its eye - catching metallic burst finish makes it stand out whether you're on stage or in the studio. This guitar is built with metal guitarists in mind, delivering a powerful sound and excellent playability for those epic solos and heavy riffs. The sleek, contoured body offers comfort during long jam sessions, and the fast - playing neck allows for smooth fret transitions. With high - output pickups, it produces a rich and dynamic tone, clean or distorted. The advanced hardware and electronics ensure reliable performance and top - notch sound quality for both live shows and studio recordings. Precision - crafted with attention to detail, it's not just good - looking but also technically excellent. Its sturdy construction and premium components guarantee durability, making it a long - term addition to your guitar collection. Whether you're a pro or just starting out, the JS - 40 will meet and exceed your expectations. Key Features: - Striking metallic burst finish - Comfort - enhancing contoured body design - Neck for smooth fret transitions - High - output pickups for a powerful, dynamic sound - Reliable hardware and electronics for great performance Technical Specifications (Specs): Dimensions: 39.37' x 12.60' x 1.77' Weight: 8.82 lbs Body: 3 pcs Alder body Neck: Quarter - sawed light roast maple Fingerboard: Indian rosewood Inlays: Abalone round dot Neck profile: C shape Fretboard radius: 9.5″ Scale: 25.5″, 22 frets Nut: Hi end PPS Fret: 2.6 mm Medium Jumbo Pickup: HSS, Alnico V, Custom set Switching: 5 way Control: 1V1T + split Pickguard: 3 layer vintage white Bridge: Wilkinson WV6SB Tuners: Wilkinson WJ - 55 Vintage Strings: D’addario EXL110 Body Finish: Metallic Color: Metallic burst

Using your Jet JS - 40 Metallic Burst electric guitar is a breeze. First, make sure your guitar is properly tuned. You can use a tuner to get the right pitch for each string. Plug your guitar into an amplifier and adjust the volume and tone controls on both the guitar and the amp to get your desired sound. Whether you're into clean tones for a soft melody or heavy distortion for metal riffs, the high - output pickups will handle it well. When playing, take advantage of the fast - playing neck for smooth fret transitions and the contoured body for comfort. As for maintenance, keep your guitar clean. Wipe it down with a soft cloth after each use to remove sweat and dirt. You can also use a guitar polish to keep the metallic finish looking shiny. Check the strings regularly. If they start to sound dull or lose their tone, it's time to replace them. Make sure to store your guitar in a proper case when not in use to protect it from damage. And if you notice any issues with the hardware or electronics, it's best to take it to a professional guitar technician for repair.