Reverend Fan Thread

[BassApprentice]

I unashamedly love Reverend as a brand. Both their basses and guitars just look so cool and and great twists on classic silhouettes. Plus the build quality and pickups are great.  Even though I don't own one, I reckon it was time to start a fan thread so people can post their basses (and guitars) if they want

 

But the colours, man the colours. Just always doing something a bit different. Today is no different. A few new releases and I'm a fan of all 3 of the basses.

 

 

 

Edited Friday at 19:39 by BassApprentice

[sPiKi]

This was announced today too:

 

Edited Friday at 20:48 by sPiKi

[sPiKi]

[PaulThePlug]

...and the first 3 pics were going so well... like #3 T Bird Ledge.

Then... #Noseybonk

Edited Friday at 21:31 by PaulThePlug

[LowB_FTW]

I love my Triad 5

 

 

Nice to see there's a reverse headstock now too, I asked about this before ordering the above, but nobody replied, I guess now I know why, it was clearly in the works.

 

The bulbous bit of the headstock (the bit at the end) looks larger on the 4-string than it does on my 5-string.

 

 

Mark

Edited Friday at 23:11 by LowB_FTW
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[neepheid]

You don't need to give me an excuse to show off my korinaburst Triad.  It also has a Freeway 10 way switch fitted, for the standard options on one bank, then various series/parallel options not normally available.  Pretty simple fit, visually undetectable, very elegant mod (works by tilting the blade switch up/down to access the two banks of options).

 

[sPiKi]

Must be a new signature prototype  - Greg Norton, formerly of Husher Du:

 

[jd56hawk]

I blew it when I didn't jump on this!

 

[sPiKi]

I did buy that but returned it due to the lack of a forearm contour. It sounded great and the colour looked amazing. Was really sorry to part with it but I knew from previous experience, it would be uncomfortable for me to play.

 

 

[neepheid]

12 minutes ago, sPiKi said:

I did buy that but returned it due to the lack of a forearm contour. It sounded great and the colour looked amazing. Was really sorry to part with it but I knew from previous experience, it would be uncomfortable for me to play.

 

My solution for that - a wristband, pulled up to where the forearm meets the body.  I play basses with zero forearm contouring, even binding without issue if I do this.

 

[sPiKi]

Nah...tried that in the past. Didn't work for me.

[BridgeCables]

Reverends are really cool. As a big Mike Watt fan, I'd love to get a Wattplower one day! Has anyone used one?

 

 

[dmckee]

I was recording with my Fatfish 32 recently. Sounded fantastic. Pretty much only using the front pickup. Warm and woody. 

[HeadlessBassist]

I've never played one plugged in, but have been hanging my nose over the Triad occasionally for a while now. Need to investigate further at some point... 🤔

 

@dmckee Dave, loving the IrnBru!

Edited 23 hours ago by HeadlessBassist

[Rodders]

Would love a Triad, but its still number 3 on the want list..

[edstraker123]

On 04/08/2025 at 15:23, BridgeCables said:

Reverends are really cool. As a big Mike Watt fan, I'd love to get a Wattplower one day! Has anyone used one?

I have this one and definitely my favourite bass at the moment ....

[BridgeCables]

4 hours ago, edstraker123 said:

I have this one and definitely my favourite bass at the moment ....

 

Brilliant! Is that the Root Beer Sparkle, I love that colour too. How do you find yourself using the pickups and tone controls? It's an unusual setup!

[Schnozzalee]

I've played the green Wattplower in a shop in Glasgow and a few other Reverend guitars - They're very well made.

 

I like the look of the yellow and root beer, but I prefer a 34" scale. The pink fade up top is lovely.

Edited 2 hours ago by Schnozzalee