Summer NAMM 2019: Jericho Guitars Introduces New Raven
The company enlisted Chris Brooks, guitarist and frontman of the New Zealand band Like a Storm, to help design the guitar.

Summer NAMM 2019: Jericho Guitars has released two versions of its new Raven body style; The Raven and The Raven Evertune.
The guitar was designed by Jericho Guitars along with Chris Brooks, guitarist and frontman of the New Zealand band Like a Storm.
It features stainless steel frets, premium Hipshot locking tuners, a chrome-covered set of EMG 81 and 85 pickups, plus the choice of an Evertune or tune-o-matic bridge,and a standard or 26.5” baritone scale.
The Raven is listed at $1,049, while the Raven Evertune is $1,189. Jericho does not charge an extra fee for baritone versions.
For more, head over to jerichoguitars.com.
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