JET Guitars JS-400 BK G Black HSS Electric Guitar

The JET JS - 400 BK G is an outstanding electric guitar crafted for diverse playing styles. Its HSS ceramic pickups offer a vast range of tones, from bright and clean notes to deep and rich sounds. The elegant black finish, combined with a roasted maple neck, not only looks great but also provides a smooth playing experience. The tremolo bridge adds a dynamic edge to your performance, and the modern C - shaped neck ensures comfort during long - term playing. Ideal for both professional performers and guitar hobbyists, this guitar perfectly combines style, performance, and reliability. Key Features: HSS ceramic pickups for versatile tones; Roasted maple neck and fretboard for easy play; Modern C neck shape for long - session comfort; 5 - way switch for multiple tonal choices; Tremolo bridge for expressive playing. Technical Specifications: Machine Head: Chrome; Neck: Canadian Roasted Maple; Shape: Modern C; Fretboard: Roasted Maple or Rosewood (selected models); Radius: 9.5″; Nut Width: 1.65″; Nut: Bone; Truss Rod: Double Action; String Scale: 25.5″; Number of Frets: 22; Body: Basswood; Pickup: HSS Ceramic; Bridge: Tremolo; Controls: 1V, 1T, 5 Way Switch; Hardware: Chrome; Color: Black; SKU: 6372.

Using your JET JS - 400 BK G electric guitar is a breeze. First, plug it into an amplifier. You can use the 5 - way switch to choose different tones according to your music style. For bright and clean sounds, select one of the options at the beginning of the switch; for deeper and richer tones, try the latter ones. When you're playing, the tremolo bridge allows you to add some dynamic effects by gently moving it back and forth. The modern C - shaped neck is designed for comfort, so you can play for a long time without getting tired. As for maintenance, keep your guitar in a dry and cool place to prevent the wood from warping. Wipe the strings with a clean cloth after each use to remove sweat and dirt. Also, check the tuning regularly to ensure the best sound quality. And remember, if you need to adjust the truss rod, it's better to consult a professional to avoid damaging the guitar.