The JJ-350 takes JET's electric guitar format into baritone territory with its extended 27" scale length. That extra length gives the instrument its distinctive proportions and provides the foundation for its baritone design, while the 22-fret layout keeps the playing surface straightforward. For players looking to add a baritone instrument to their setup, the JJ-350 combines that extended scale with a familiar feel and look that will encourage you to get playing.
A roasted poplar body forms the foundation of the JJ-350, paired with a Canadian roasted maple neck. The neck uses a Modern C shape, providing a contemporary profile to complement the guitar's extended scale length. A rosewood fretboard adds another element to the construction and features a 9.5" radius across its 22 frets. Together, these specifications give the JJ-350 a carefully considered combination of materials, with roasted woods used for both its body and neck alongside the contrasting rosewood playing surface.
The JJ-350 is equipped with JET's own-spec ceramic pickups, and the control layout keeps operation direct and uncluttered. One volume and one tone control let you make your core adjustments, with a three-way switch providing access to the available pickup selections. This straightforward arrangement makes it easy to move between sounds without an overly complicated control set, keeping the focus on the guitar's extended baritone format and its pair of JET-designed pickups.
A fixed bridge anchors the JJ-350's hardware specification, providing a straightforward setup to accompany its 27" scale. Chrome machine heads sit at the other end of the strings, matched by chrome hardware for a consistent appearance. Inside the Canadian roasted maple neck, a double-action truss rod provides adjustment. These practical appointments round out a baritone guitar that combines an extended scale with a clean, uncomplicated hardware and control configuration.
The JET Guitars JJ-350 Baritone Offset Roasted Maple is a 27"-scale electric guitar built around an extended baritone format. Its roasted poplar body is paired with a Canadian roasted maple neck shaped to a Modern C profile, while the rosewood fretboard has a 9.5" radius and 22 frets for a familiar playing surface across the longer scale.
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