Jericho
Since 2013
Founded in Dallas, Texas in 2013 by Dave Muselman, Jericho Guitars specializes in heavy, downtuned modern progressive instruments, dedicated 27-inch baritones, and seamless set-through neck architectures. Renowned for incorporating natural organic tonewoods such as American black walnut and swamp ash alongside cutting-edge hardware including EverTune constant-tension bridges, Hipshot locking tuners, and Seymour Duncan Nazgûl/Sentient pickups, Jericho has earned a devoted following among metalcore, djent, and post-rock musicians. Models like the Fusion Baritone, Raven, Soulmaker, and Walnut Evertune deliver bone-crushing low-end punch, unyielding tuning stability, and effortless upper-fret access under stage and studio duress.
13
Years in Business
10K+
Guitars Sold
$3.8M+
Annual Revenue
Complete Jericho Guitar Price & Valuation Guide (2026)
Comprehensive market valuation ranges, mint vs used condition pricing, tonewood specs, and historical price trends for Jericho guitars.
Jericho Price Overview
Jericho covers a wide range of instruments from entry-level to professional models. Typical used prices vary by condition, series and year. Higher-end USA models and limited editions retain value better than mass-market lines, while rare or vintage pieces often command significant premiums.
When evaluating value, consider originality (pickups, hardware), structural condition (neck, frets, finish) and documentation (serials, receipts, setup reports). Price dispersion across platforms is common; local stores offer service and inspection, whereas online marketplaces provide broader selection and price transparency.
For detailed buying advice, model comparisons and condition-based pricing, read the full guide linked above.
Market Overview
Average Price
$980
+3.2% vs last year
eBay Listings
38
Active listings
Sold This Month
12
+3.5% vs last month
Price Range
$650-$1,650
Current market range
Data sourced from eBay, Reverb, and Guitar Center used listings
Jericho Timeline
Founding in Dallas
Dave Muselman establishes Jericho Guitars in Dallas, Texas, prioritizing 27" baritone scale designs and natural tonewoods for drop-tuned players.
Fusion Series Debut
Launches the Fusion 6 and Fusion 7, pairing single-cut/T-style silhouettes with 27-inch scales and high-output Seymour Duncan Nazgûl pickups.
EverTune Bridge Integration
Partners with EverTune to integrate constant-tension F-style mechanical bridges directly into factory production runs.
Raven Artist Signature Line
Collaborates with Chris Brooks of Like a Storm to develop the Raven series, combining set-through necks with chrome-covered EMG 81/85 electronics.
Walnut Evertune & Elite Series
Introduces solid American black walnut body construction and high-gloss multi-color finishes with stainless steel frets.
Studio Baritone Authority
Jericho baritones remain premier tracking axes in modern metal recording studios for rock-solid intonation down to Drop F and Drop G.
Complete Jericho Product Lineup
Jericho builds heavy guitars for heavy players: relentless 27" string tension, EverTune stability, and resonant natural tonewoods.
Fusion Baritone Series
27" extended-scale instruments tailored for Drop B, Drop A, and lower tunings with razor-sharp intonation
27" scale, mahogany or walnut body, Seymour Duncan Nazgûl/Sentient, Hipshot bridge (~$750–$1,050 used)
7-string 27" scale with extended low register clarity and set-through neck (~$850–$1,150 used)
EverTune & Natural Walnut Line
Instruments combining EverTune constant tension bridges with open-pore American walnut bodies
Solid black walnut body, 3-piece maple neck, EverTune bridge, EMG or Seymour Duncan (~$900–$1,250 used)
7-string perpetual tuning powerhouse for studio tracking without retuning (~$950–$1,350 used)
Raven & Signature Models
Artist collaboration models featuring set-through neck construction and distinct visual styling
Chris Brooks signature, 27" scale, chrome EMG 81/85, Roman numeral 12th fret inlay (~$950–$1,300 used)
High-gloss colorways, Fishman Fluence Modern pickups, gold hardware appointments (~$1,000–$1,450 used)
"Jericho builds heavy guitars for heavy players: relentless 27" string tension, EverTune stability, and resonant natural tonewoods."
Model-Specific Buying Guide
Each model has unique characteristics that affect both tone and value. Here's what to look for when buying specific models.
Jericho Fusion Baritone Valuation & Inspection
27" Baritone Neck Scale Tension
The 27" scale requires proper gauge matching (.012–.060 for Drop A or B). Verify that the truss rod maintains a straight relief under high string tension without bowing.
Nut Slot Calibration
Previous owners who played in extreme drop tunings (e.g. Drop E or F#) often filed out the nut slots to accept .070+ gauge strings. Check for string buzz at the first fret if restringing with lighter gauges.
Set-Through Neck Heel Comfort
Jericho's set-through construction seamlessly blends the neck into the body. Inspect the joint seam for finish stress lines or separation.
EverTune Bridge Calibration & Tool Advisory
EverTune Zone 2 Calibration
Ensure the bridge saddles are properly tuned to Zone 2 (bending zone). If previous owners set the saddles strictly in Zone 1 (unbendable pitch lock), recalibrate using the hex key.
Hex Adjustment Key Inclusion
Authentic EverTune installations require the specialized EverTune key for saddle tension and intonation adjustments. Confirm this key is included in the case.
Natural Walnut Wood Care
Open-pore matte walnut finishes are sensitive to excessive moisture or lack of humidity. Inspect for finish checking or dry wood grain near the lower bout.
Electronics & Hardware Authenticity Verification
Seymour Duncan Nazgûl/Sentient Check
Verify factory Nazgûl and Sentient pickups. Swapping these legendary pickups for generic OEM parts significantly reduces resale demand.
12th Fret Roman Inlay & Headstock Logo
Authentic Jericho Raven and Fusion models feature distinct Roman numeral XII inlays or offset dots paired with the clean stylized Jericho script logo.
Hipshot Locking Tuner Functionality
All thumb-wheel locking mechanisms on the Hipshot tuners should tighten effortlessly without stripping string cores.