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The Reverend Club (part 8)

Hello all.

I've been searching for a while for a 32" bass that gets a little outside the box, but with indisputable quality.

I was fixed at the Serek basses, particularly the Lincoln, but now I am liking the Reverend Fatfish 32 very much! Not easy models to find in Europe, though.

For the TB'ers who own one, how does it play? I really like the idea of the P pup being a little behind the sweetspot and the J pup on the neck position.

I read around here that they will be changing that for a MM pup, but I would prefer the original setting.

Anyone knows where I can find one? Thanks.
 
Hello all.

I've been searching for a while for a 32" bass that gets a little outside the box, but with indisputable quality.

I was fixed at the Serek basses, particularly the Lincoln, but now I am liking the Reverend Fatfish 32 very much! Not easy models to find in Europe, though.

For the TB'ers who own one, how does it play? I really like the idea of the P pup being a little behind the sweetspot and the J pup on the neck position.

I read around here that they will be changing that for a MM pup, but I would prefer the original setting.

Anyone knows where I can find one? Thanks.
I love mine, it's the most playable bass, neck is incredible, fast and easy. The pickup arrangement just works. The J solo'd is killer, both mixed in various ways cuts through the mix and the P alone is punchy and articulate. No mud, no mess just great tones. I haul mine all over and it took over as my writing bass. The semi hollow body adds to the great tone too.
 
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Hello all.

I've been searching for a while for a 32" bass that gets a little outside the box, but with indisputable quality.

I was fixed at the Serek basses, particularly the Lincoln, but now I am liking the Reverend Fatfish 32 very much! Not easy models to find in Europe, though.

For the TB'ers who own one, how does it play? I really like the idea of the P pup being a little behind the sweetspot and the J pup on the neck position.

I read around here that they will be changing that for a MM pup, but I would prefer the original setting.

Anyone knows where I can find one? Thanks.


I think any European dealer should be able to get you one from Reverend themselves. Depending on if there's one in stock, it might only take couple of weeks delivery.
 
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I love the fatfish. The watt and sentinel just feel like toys in my hands. The fatfish feels perfect. The prototype was flat black with a roasted maple neck. I thought it looked amazing, but Brad didn't like the look, and went with gloss and non roasted neck. It's been long enough that I've forgotten how good the proto looked, I can look at the production model and say.. I need this
 
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Can anybody tell me what's the case that fits the Fatfish, please?

A store I contacted told me it is the large two tone guitar case, not a bass one.

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Can anybody help, please? Thanks!


Yes, the large two tone guitar case.