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The Reverend Club (part 8)

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Oh yeah, just looked at it and realised I would have to take the neck off to take the pickguard off to change the battery...

At least she is a looker!
 
View attachment 2831261 Oh yeah, just looked at it and realised I would have to take the neck off to take the pickguard off to change the battery...

At least she is a looker!


The fretboard shouldn't be really pressing down on the pick guard. Just press down on the pickup and you should be able to wiggle it off.
 
The fretboard shouldn't be really pressing down on the pick guard. Just press down on the pickup and you should be able to wiggle it off.

Couldn't do that with my 20th anniversary. Possible you could do that with one having a plastic pickguard. On mine the aluminum was so thick the fretboard edge was holding it down.
 
Hey all
I have an extra BH5 neck I got from user @matrok long ago.
I believed he had it shaved down to 5L width...at any rate, I have no need for it.
If anyone wants it, shoot me a pm and it's yours for shipping.
 
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Oh yeah- and does anyone know what the deal is with the roasted necks at reverend?

Pricing, which models etc[/QUOTE

All bolt on necks at Reverend are now roasted. There was a slight increase, not my department, so I'm not exactly sure how much. 50-100 range, I think
 
There is only one bass that can drag me away from my beloved Music Man basses.
If you want to guess, I'll wait.

Over the years, I've had a few of the Fishes. A green 5 that I definitely should have kept. A Lava Swirl Houser - oh, how I regret letting that one get away (and would gladly shiv the guy I sold it to - I told him I wanted first crack if he decided to let it go, and he did a year later and nicely offered it back to me at TWICE THE PRICE, grrrr). There were others. An orange PJ 4 that I never really bonded with, a couple of white 5Ls, I can't even remember now.

A few weeks back, a red 5L popped up and, as luck would have it, I had some money stashed. Oh, thank you, TB, you always make me broke. Was I waiting for a new EBMM to become available?

Yes, yes, I was. But the new MMs are not hitting the streets until later this summer. What's a boy to do? I said, "I will buy that Reverend, sir." And then I did.



This isn't it - mine has a black PG and I need to take photos - and I will, I will. But you know what it looks like.

The awesome guy I bought it from had LaBella 1954 Flats on it. Dude was nuts, a REAL MAN, and I told him I would change them out, but I had to play it for a while with those strings and it was humbling. I love flats, but these were designed to make you consider every single note. Dang. I liked them. But I changed them out for EB Cobalt Flats and now I can actually imagine gigging it.

I sure wish Rev still made these. I haven't had the chance to try out the newer basses but LORT I love these Fishies.

Jack