Let's talk Reverend Guitars!

[Katastrophe]

Out of the current Reverend catalog, which guitar and series do you like best? Bolt on? Set Neck? Signature?

http://reverendguitars.com/reverend/guitars.html

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For me, I completely dig the Sensei, Warhawk II and Volcano in the set neck series, and the Club King, Double Agent II and Flatroc in the bolt on series.

Joe Naylor makes a great looking guitar. The cool thing about them is that the shapes are different, yet still go for a retro look.

No one around here that I know of sells 'em, or I'd try one or two out.

On a side note, Ian Moore is on the first page of the site, playing a Buckshot. For those that may not have heard him, he is an outstanding singer, songwriter, and guitar player that lived in Austin, TX for a long time.

 

[marnold]

I'd like to try a Volcano but I don't know anybody who carries Reverends.

 

[Katastrophe]

I hear ya! I read on the Reverend forum that Mr. Naylor is seeking dealers. It would seem wierd for me for Revs to be for sale at MF and GC... Although that's a massive network of retailers, and would certainly help sales.

Right now, all I know of is Elderly Instruments and the 'bay. Elderly includes a case, but the prices are almost MSRP.

Some enterprising Fretter should take up the cause and start offering these bad boys for sale!

 

[marnold]

There was one for sale at a store in Iron Mountain when I was up there once. I foolishly didn't play it. Little did I know that that would be my one and only opportunity. The Volcano in blonde is hawt.

 

[Tig]

The Reverend necks are the best you'll play on a guitar under about $1600. Bold claim, but I'll stand by it.


The Sensei really catches my eye...

The Pete Anderson Signature is a bit more $, but it could gave most hollow body Gibsons a run for their money at half their price...

However, this wild new Rick Vito model looks like a blast if you like the art deco look...

 

[guitarhack]

That Rick Vito is some real eye candy!