Jet Guitars - JT 350 Buterscotch

The Jet JT-350 BSC is set to make its debut in the Butterscotch finish, with the crisp clarity of a workhorse Tele — and its roasted poplar body immediately lives up to this promise. The torrefaction process removes residual moisture from the wood, hardens the cell structure and reduces the mass: the body responds with less inertia, the attack is more defined, and the low-end response is tighter where raw poplar would tend to get bogged down.
The Canadian maple neck extends this spirit of clarity — tight grain, uniform density, no porosity. The maple fingerboard, crafted from the same wood, adds a crystalline brilliance to the touch and a characteristic bite in the upper register, complemented by the 9.5″ radius: flat enough to allow the strings to stretch in the higher positions without muting, yet rounded enough to remain natural when playing chords. The 22 frets cover a generous range, the double truss rod ensures neck curvature adjustment in both directions regardless of weather conditions, and the bone/polymer fibre nut — adopted since 2025 — anchors the strings with a more consistent sustain than standard plastic.
On the electronics front, the centre-position Alnico single-coil pickup delivers a signal that is both transparent and full-bodied — Alnico for the natural warmth of the midrange, single-coil for definition and clarity. The 3-position switch, combined with the 1 volume / 1 tone controls, covers the three classic settings: bridge only, bridge + neck, or neck only. The chrome hardware and black pickguard round off the aesthetic with a no-frills vintage look.
The JT-350 BSC is aimed at players seeking a solid foundation for rock, country or electric blues: a guitar that doesn’t seek to colour the sound, but to reveal it.