JET Guitars JS-300 BGD Burgundy Pink Electric Guitar

The JET JS-300 BGD Electric Guitar in a gorgeous burgundy pink color combines amazing sound with stylish design. It comes with SSS ceramic pickups that produce bright and clear tones, making it suitable for various music styles. The roasted maple neck and fretboard offer smooth playability and long - lasting performance. With a tremolo bridge and a modern C - shaped neck, it's comfortable to play for both beginners and pros. The 5 - way switch gives you versatile tonal options, and the eye - catching burgundy pink finish adds visual charm to its great sound. Key Features: - SSS ceramic pickups for bright, clear tones - Roasted maple neck and fretboard for smooth play - Modern C - shaped neck for enhanced comfort - 5 - way switch for versatile tonal options - Tremolo bridge for expressive playability Technical Specifications: Machine Head: Chrome Neck: Canadian Roasted Maple Shape: Modern C Fretboard: Roasted Maple Radius: 9.5" Nut Width: 1.65" Nut: Bone Truss Rod: Double Action String Scale: 25.5" Number of Frets: 22 Body: Basswood Pickup: SSS Ceramic Bridge: Tremolo Controls: 1V, 2T, 5 Way Switch Hardware: Chrome Color: Burgundy Pink SKU: 6399

Using your JET JS - 300 BGD Electric Guitar is a breeze. First, make sure you've got fresh strings on it. Plug it into your amplifier using a good quality cable. Use the 5 - way switch to change between different pickup combinations and get the tone you want. Adjust the volume and tone controls to fine - tune your sound. When you're playing, the tremolo bridge can add a lot of expression to your solos, but be gentle with it. Here are some things to keep in mind. Don't expose the guitar to extreme temperatures or humidity, as it can damage the wood. Also, avoid dropping it or knocking it around. When you're not using it, put it in a guitar case to protect it. For maintenance, clean the strings after each use with a soft cloth to remove dirt and sweat. Wipe down the body and fretboard regularly. Every few months, check the tuning pegs and truss rod to make sure they're in good condition. And if you're not sure about anything, it's always a good idea to take it to a professional guitar technician.