Jericho Guitars Releases New Elite Series
Jericho Guitars is officially announcing the release of its new Elite Series body style. The Elite Series features a contrasting black and gold hardware motif with minimalist features and top-quality tone woods.
The series represents Jericho’s top level sound, playability, good looks and value. Features:
• Solid Ash Body / 3-Piece Maple Neck
• DiMarzio Titan Black Covered Bridge with Gold Poles
• DiMarzio Titan Gold Covered Neck with Black Poles
• Hipshot Black Saddles with Gold plate
• Hipshot Gold Locking Tuners with Black Thumbscrews
• 25.75-inch scale length (27” Upon Request)
• Slim C-shaped neck
• 24 frets / Bound Blank Ebony Fretboard
The Elite Series has a retail price of $1599.99 and can be purchased directly from Jericho Guitars at jerichoguitars.com for a limited-time price of $999.99. The Blue Burst version is in stock and ready to ship now, while four additional finish options are on pre-order pricing, including Satin White, Transparent Black Burst and Green Burst.
To find out more, visit jerichoguitars.com.
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