Reverend Basses - any upgrades made???

Discussion in 'Basses [BG]' started by tonynoriega, Dec 10, 2005.

  1. tonynoriega

    tonynoriega Supporting Member

    Jun 26, 2004
    Tampa, Florida
    I just bought my 2nd Rumblefish and am considering installing an upgrade bridge. Not that there's anything wrong with the stock bridges, but my thinking is that a high mass bridge might increase sustain and bolster the tone. I'd like to hear from any Reverend owners about ANY upgades/changes that they've made, and the reasons why and outcomes. It would also be cool to learn if any of you are using effects with the Rumblefish.

    Tony Noriega, Tampa
     
  2. watspan

    watspan

    Nov 25, 2002
    madison, wi
    I have 3 'fish, the most recent being a mahogany topped premium bought as a demo from their website. The premium has a much beefier bridge than the stock on the previous 2, but I notice no real difference. I think these basses sustain pretty well for bolt-ons. fresh strings would give the optimal sustain. i've made no modifications to my fish, and don't intend to-I like them the way they are. I've used a little bit of effects w/ the 'fish, just for fun, but I think the tone on them is so sweet by itself!
     
  3. petch

    petch Gold Supporting Member

    Mar 25, 2001
    Medina, Ohio
    Mine is an early JJ. I have never felt the need for any mods whatsoever. I just change to different types of strings when I want to shake things up. :)
     
  4. tonynoriega

    tonynoriega Supporting Member

    Jun 26, 2004
    Tampa, Florida
    It's interesting that Watspan used the word "sweet" to describe the Rumblefish tone, because that's exactly how I think of it -- especiall in the upper registers. I'm still hoping someone on TB will write with more thoughts on my original questions........