Reverend Guitars Unveils New Manta Ray 390
New semi-holllow model boasts korina body, solid maple top.

Reverend Guitars has unveiled the new semi-hollow Manta Ray 390, which the company touts as ideal for jazz, rock, or blues.
The new model features a korina body with a solid maple top, a three-piece korina neck and a choice of blackwood or ebony fingerboard.
Pickups are a trio of Reverend 9A5s, and there’s also a treble bleed circuit, Tune-O-Matic with Stop Tail bridge, Reverend Pin-Lock tuners and a choice of Midnight Black, Metallic Alpine and Mulberry Mist finishes.
The Manta Ray 390 is available for $1,329. For more information head to Reverend Guitars.
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