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I can't see the colours for some reason. That mulberry looks so sweet
I just went to the Reverend site and everything has disappeared except for the black one and the turquoise one?
Current gig rig. Got some good feedback last weekend!
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man that justice is soooo sweet!
is the tone hammer a nice front end for the quilter?
ive been over on thegearpage a lot recently, and boy do a lot of guitar players love what quilter is doing with guitar amps!
what's the cab?
LUCK EEEEEEEE! Congrats!NBD- a Wattplower from GC thanks to some guy whose wife made him slim down his collection.
Light, punchy, awesome. Thank you out there...
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It is the most comfortable bass I have and it sounds great.A Fatfish is in my plans, but I figure I will wait to see if there are any new changes first. I am very pleased Reverend decided to go with at least one 32" scale offering., and a cool one at that.
Yeah, I'm bad at waiting too. Have a bass in layaway and am jonsing to get it...that waiting is the hardest part lolThat is great to hear Redstrand. I have no doubt it will be a quality instrument. Not a big fan of waiting though... Lol.
I've been a Thundergun owner for a couple of years and I love mine. Very solid instrument, especially for how little it cost me. I've also got a classic Bugeye Rumblefish.Also to add, I just read through a few of the last Reverend Club threads. I'm amazed at the lack of TG content! Hardly any mentions or comments about this bass. Admittedly, I may still be in the honeymoon phase, but I'm wondering if the Reverend fans have missed the boat on this one (or all got the Mercalli instead).
I hope to have band practice this week and put this bass to the true test!