Product Detail
The Jet JT-300 AW G Limited Edition electric guitar is a real gem for musicians. Its sleek design and professional - grade features guarantee a powerful performance. Crafted with a basswood body and a roasted maple neck, it offers a lightweight and extremely comfortable playing experience. The SS ceramic pickups produce bright, crystal - clear tones, making it suitable for various musical styles, whether you're into rock, blues, or jazz. With its classic Antique White finish, this guitar has a timeless yet modern look that will make you stand out on any stage. Key features include SS Ceramic pickups for sharp tones, a roasted maple neck in a comfortable Modern C shape, a fixed bridge for better sustain and tuning stability, a classic Antique White finish, and a versatile control setup with 1V, 1T, 3 - way switch. Technical specifications: Machine Head - Chrome; Neck - Canadian Roasted Maple; Shape - Modern C; Fretboard - Roasted Maple or Rosewood; Radius - 9.5″; Nut Width - 1.65″; Nut - Bone; Truss Rod - Double Action; String Scale - 25.5″; Number of Frets - 22; Body - Basswood; Pickup - SS Ceramic; Bridge - Fixed; Controls - 1V, 1T, 3 Way Switch; Hardware - Chrome; Color - Antique White.
Using your Jet JT - 300 AW G Limited Edition electric guitar is easy. First, plug it into an amplifier using a guitar cable. You can adjust the sound using the 1V (volume), 1T (tone) controls and the 3 - way switch to select different pickup combinations. When you're playing, hold the guitar with the neck in your left hand (if you're right - handed) and use your right hand to pluck or strum the strings. For a comfortable playing position, make sure the strap is adjusted to a proper length. As for maintenance, keep your guitar in a cool and dry place to prevent the wood from warping. Wipe it down with a soft cloth after each use to remove fingerprints and sweat. If you notice the strings getting dull or frayed, replace them regularly. Also, check the tuning stability and make small adjustments to the truss rod if needed, but it's best to consult a professional if you're not sure. When traveling, use a proper guitar case to protect it from bumps and scratches.
