Description
JET JS300 Sonic Blue
The JET JS-300BL is a modern take on a timeless classic, offering smooth playability and crisp single-coil tone in a stunning Sonic Blue finish. Built with quality components and player-friendly features, it’s perfect for beginners, hobbyists, and gigging musicians alike.
Specifications:
- Machine Heads: Chrome
- Neck: Canadian Roasted Maple
- Neck Shape: Modern C
- Fretboard: Roasted Maple
- Fretboard Radius: 9.5″
- Nut Width: 1.65″
- Nut: Bone / Polymer Fibre (since 2025)
- Truss Rod: Double Action
- Scale Length: 25.5″
- Number of Frets: 22
- Body Material: Basswood
- Pickups: SSS Ceramic configuration (3x Single-Coil)
- Bridge: Tremolo
- Controls:
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- 1 Volume
- 2 Tone
- 5-Way Pickup Selector Switch
- Hardware: Chrome
- Finish: Sonic Blue
With its vintage vibe and versatile tones, the JS-300BL is a great choice for players who want standout looks and solid performance—without breaking the bank.
Due to recent tariff changes, we are now required to charge shipping fees on all Jet JT-350 guitar orders. We appreciate your understanding as we adjust to these additional costs.
Please note: Local pickup remains free of shipping charges. If you’re nearby, we encourage you to take advantage of this option.
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My most recent guitar acquisition has been a Jet JS300. I’m so pleased I chose this one. I have been a fan of Jet guitars for a long time. They may not be the most famous brand in the guitar world, but their instruments are always well-made and reasonably priced. I’m also delighted to see a Sonic Blue finish in this model. I know this is a matter of personal preference, but I really like this look.
The JS300 has a very classic appearance, and I have to say, it looks even better in person than it does in pictures. It’s a real eye-catcher.
This guitar has a solid body and is easy to play. As a fingerstyle player, I really appreciate that feature of this model.
I do have a few small points of criticism, but they are minor quibbles. For example, I wish this guitar came with a hardshell case instead of a gig bag. Another point concerns the stock single-coil ceramic pickups. I’d prefer a humbucker, but the pickups on the JS300 are not bad at all. I appreciate the fact that these pickups do not hum.
None of this matters to me, though. I’m really pleased with this guitar, and I would recommend it to anyone. If you’re on the market for a well-made, classic-style, all-around guitar, I suggest checking out a Jet JS300.
