JET Guitars JS-407 7-String Rosewood Matte Black

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This is a New JET Guitars JS-407 7-String Rosewood Matte Black from JET Guitars, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

Description

The JET Guitars JS-400 7-String Rosewood is an extended range powerhouse perfect for metal enthusiasts. Finished in a sleek this “S” style guitar is ideal for drop-tuned riffs and thunderous distortion chugs. With an extra string you can easily explore different textures essential for modern metal while the dual humbucker layout delivers a high output onslaught to drive your amp hard giving each note an extra punch. In terms of playability the JS-400 features JETs high-quality roasted maple neck carved into an ergonomic “C” shape for hours of comfortable playing. Its topped with a premium rosewood fretboard and a bone nut and is joined to a roasted poplar body ensuring durability that meets the demands of gigging performers. Complete with all-black hardware the JS-400 7-string is a stellar pick for any metalhead seeking a reliable extended range workhorse.

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JET Guitars

JET Guitars is a modern electric guitar brand known for combining stylish design, quality components, and affordable pricing. Designed with players in mind who want professional feel without the high cost, JET instruments feature comfortable neck profiles, solid hardware, and versatile pickups that suit a wide range of styles from blues and rock to indie and pop. Their lineup includes both classic-inspired single-cut and offset designs, as well as contemporary models aimed at new generations of guitarists. With their growing reputation for great playability and value, JET Guitars have become a popular choice among UK players looking for reliability and style on a budget.

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