Jet Guitars - JT 300 Blonde LH

The Jet Guitars JT 300 Blonde LH is the antithesis of the standard left-handed guitar: here, there are no compromises on the wood, and no planed version. The roasted poplar body — including the sides and back — delivers a distinctive acoustic character even before you’ve switched on the amp. The torrefaction process expels residual moisture from the wood, resulting in a more stable vibration, a more defined sustain, and that slightly dry attack sought after in indie rock or twangy country.

The torrefied Canadian maple neck carries this philosophy through to the maple fingerboard, with a Modern C profile that sits comfortably in the hand without straining the wrist. The 241.3 mm — or 9.5-inch — radius stays true to the Telecaster tradition: neither too flat for chord playing, nor too arched to unleash solos across the 22 available frets. The bone nut does its job quietly: better vibration transmission, tuning stability, and accurate intonation right at the end of the neck.

The 41.9 mm nut width is designed for hands that need space between the strings — a detail that matters when playing clean with hybrid picking. The double-action truss rod makes adjustments in both directions easy, which is useful in environments where humidity levels vary. On the electronics front, the ceramic SS pickups deliver a crisp attack and clarity in the mid-range that cuts through a band mix. The 3-position switch, volume and tone controls stick to the ‘less is more’ philosophy: you plug in your pedal, you play – that’s it.

The fixed Wilkinson bridge — recognisable by its string-by-string intonation precision — anchors the vibration without any mechanical frills. The Blonde finish on a Vintage White pickguard is reminiscent of the workhorses of the 1950s – the Telecasters you’d pull out for recording, not for show. The chrome tuners and hardware round off the package without trying to outshine the playing itself.