Talk to me about Reverend Basses

[FretlessFatty]

Here's the best example of what I'm talking about that I can think of: it's like "tumblehome" on a boat hull, where the fretboard is the ships deck:

See how the sides get narrower near the top? That's the "tumblehome" or "rolled edge" - your hand never even gets near the edges of the frets, it's a really slick feel. But I can see how it takes more time and money to manufacture, too. Only other bass I've ever seen it on is a JAF custom.

Nice explanation! Aaarrrgh! Now I want to talk like a pirate!

 

[bholder]

Nice explanation! Aaarrrgh! Now I want to talk like a pirate!

You heard about the new Pirates movie, right? It's going to be rated "Aaaarrrrrgh".

 

[T. Brookins]

I forgot to mention the neck stability. Most stable wooden necks I've ever owned

Also my experience. Wonderful basses. Amazing tone.

 

[Metal Sombreros]

They look cool and endorse a lot of unknown artists but not made in America kind of a scam by them