The Reverend Warhawk III 390 is a solid body electric guitar that seamlessly combines vintage aesthetics with modern playability. Designed for musicians who crave versatility, this guitar is equipped with three custom-designed P-90 pickups, offering a rich palette of tones ranging from warm and soulful to sharp and biting. The korina body contributes to its resonant sound, providing a lightweight yet robust feel that enhances playability across various genres.

The Warhawk III 390’s set-neck construction ensures superior sustain and stability, while the Wilkinson WVS50 IIK tremolo system allows for smooth pitch modulation without compromising tuning. The 22 medium jumbo frets and a 12" radius fingerboard make it comfortable for both chordal work and intricate solos. Notably, the bass contour control offers an innovative feature that adjusts the low-frequency response, allowing players to dial in the perfect amount of thump or clarity. This makes the Warhawk III 390 not just a guitar, but a sonic canvas for creative expression.

Whether you’re on stage or in the studio, the Warhawk III 390 delivers performance and character that stand out in any setting.

Key Features:

• Solid korina body for a resonant, lightweight feel
• Three custom-designed P-90 pickups for versatile tonal options
• Set-neck construction for enhanced sustain and stability
• Wilkinson WVS50 IIK tremolo system for smooth pitch modulation
• Bass contour control for adjustable low-frequency response
• 22 medium jumbo frets with a 12" radius fingerboard for comfortable playability

Product specs

FAQs

What kind of tones can I expect from the Reverend Warhawk III 390's pickups?

The Reverend Warhawk III 390 features a triple P-90 pickup configuration, delivering a rich, full-bodied tone with pronounced midrange and a bit of bite, making it ideal for rock, blues, and alternative music styles.

How does the Bigsby tremolo on the Warhawk III 390 affect playability?

The Bigsby tremolo allows for smooth vibrato effects, adding expressive capabilities to your playing without significantly altering the guitar's tuning stability, thanks to its well-designed bridge and hardware.

Is the Reverend Warhawk III 390 suitable for beginners?

While the Warhawk III 390 is a versatile guitar, its features like the Bigsby tremolo and P-90 pickups may be better appreciated by intermediate to advanced players who can fully utilize its tonal and expressive potential.

What is the neck profile like on the Reverend Warhawk III 390?

The Warhawk III 390 features a medium oval neck profile, which provides a comfortable grip suitable for various playing styles, offering a balance between speed and comfort.

Does the Reverend Warhawk III 390's offset body shape affect its balance?

The offset body shape of the Warhawk III 390 provides a unique aesthetic and contributes to a balanced feel, making it comfortable to play whether standing or sitting.