I feel like 20-30 years from this particular model/current era guitar will be legendary and highly sought after... I might be wrong Ive played alot of guitars over the years and this one is unique and special for a mass production guitar. Its got its own sound but still pays homage to vintage tones. Plays extremely well, sounds amazeballs, looks good, and solidly constructed with what seems to be very high quality control CURRENTLY. Its just a matter of a big name player making it "their" guitar or for it start showing up in soon to be popular songs (I believe it will) and this guitar will be a legend. I personally love these guitars and will be grabbing them when I see them on the market for a deal. I actually view them has an investment that will be worth more in the future.
Thought I was going to be a huge Reverend fan because the neck felt great on the first one I bought, but the reality turned out to be completely different. It might be the Korina, but probably more to do with the pickups - I just can't stand the way they sound.
Very surprising. I Feel personally that Reverends are among the best sounding and most exciting guits on the planet. (Not talking about their fabulous look... ). But the way you describe the tone is vague : could you maybe elaborate on this point ?
@@simoneric8183 I bought a Trickshot - one of the only guitars I've seen Reverend discontinue after a few years. I might have been happier with either a) an actual tele or b) a Reverend with humbuckers. It sounds weak and hollow, if that helps you understand any better! Maybe I don't have it paired with the right amp for what it does... I just picked up a PRS CE 24 and I'm in love with it.
I feel like 20-30 years from this particular model/current era guitar will be legendary and highly sought after... I might be wrong
Ive played alot of guitars over the years and this one is unique and special for a mass production guitar. Its got its own sound but still pays homage to vintage tones. Plays extremely well, sounds amazeballs, looks good, and solidly constructed with what seems to be very high quality control CURRENTLY.
Its just a matter of a big name player making it "their" guitar or for it start showing up in soon to be popular songs (I believe it will) and this guitar will be a legend.
I personally love these guitars and will be grabbing them when I see them on the market for a deal. I actually view them has an investment that will be worth more in the future.
Oh wow man😃
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Thought I was going to be a huge Reverend fan because the neck felt great on the first one I bought, but the reality turned out to be completely different. It might be the Korina, but probably more to do with the pickups - I just can't stand the way they sound.
Yup, it's the korina that does it, l like it, some hate it, and it really does make a tonal difference. ...
Very surprising. I Feel personally that Reverends are among the best sounding and most exciting guits on the planet. (Not talking about their fabulous look... ).
But the way you describe the tone is vague : could you maybe elaborate on this point ?
@@simoneric8183 I bought a Trickshot - one of the only guitars I've seen Reverend discontinue after a few years. I might have been happier with either a) an actual tele or b) a Reverend with humbuckers. It sounds weak and hollow, if that helps you understand any better! Maybe I don't have it paired with the right amp for what it does... I just picked up a PRS CE 24 and I'm in love with it.
Ur just used to Les Paul and Fender sounding guitars
WOW… something must be wrong… she sounds amazing. You don’t tell us at all what you don’t like.