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Reverend Rumblefish GAS!!!!!!!!!

I MUST HAVE A RUMBLEFISH 4 J/J!!!! I am GAS'in hard over these now defunct instruments. I went to the Reverend website, but all they offer are 5 string models:crying: So, ya'll post me some pics, rub in how good your Rev sounds, or somebody just tell me why they quit making these gems:smug:
 
Sorry, this may make your RumbleGAS worse!:D
 

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templar: OMFG!
bassclef112: nice! what kind of bridge? are those skull knobs?
ZenMoto: I only have the one 5 string (of any maker) so I have nothing to compare to--mine seems fine--any other fish owners want to comment on the "B"?
 
am i the only one who dosnt get these? :hmm: i dont get what could possibly be so great about them. to me, theyre pretty ugly (not as ugly as bongos though. sorry bongo users, take no offense to that) and i dont see how it could be any different than any other jazz bass besides its looks and tilted pickups, which might be the factor, do the pickups' angles make a difference in tone or something?
 
Platypus_Of_420 said:
am i the only one who dosnt get these? :hmm: i dont get what could possibly be so great about them. to me, theyre pretty ugly (not as ugly as bongos though. sorry bongo users, take no offense to that) and i dont see how it could be any different than any other jazz bass besides its looks and tilted pickups, which might be the factor, do the pickups' angles make a difference in tone or something?
there's nothing to get re: the looks--you either like it or you don't. the tone, light weight and neck must be experienced first hand to decide if its for you or not. sadly, it's tough to run across a 'fish to give them a try anymore.
 
Platypus_Of_420 said:
am i the only one who dosnt get these? :hmm: i dont get what could possibly be so great about them. to me, theyre pretty ugly (not as ugly as bongos though. sorry bongo users, take no offense to that) and i dont see how it could be any different than any other jazz bass besides its looks and tilted pickups, which might be the factor, do the pickups' angles make a difference in tone or something?

To me, the bass's neck was the main difference with any other bass out there---it is the best neck I have ever played.