alan_lorenzo_contreras

This guitar has an amazing tone and is super comfortable to play with a nice big neck. The bridge output is a lot lower than the middle or neck pups, but I feel it adds to the charm and is where the magic comes. With some love and a nice set up these can be amazing to play. Mine has low action and doesn't go out of tune as bad as you might think - especially considering I added a Bigsby. Comes with an adjustable rod for neck adjustments and the stock rosewood bridge works great. Love this guitar!

I picked up a used 2012 Reverend GP recently and it's a blast to play. I think technically the one I have is the "Reverend Gil Parris II" - it's in Lakeshore Gold. Just looking at it it has a real appeal to it the way everything comes together and looks on it. Reverend did a really great job building these guitars. The necks and frets are on point, the pups sound amazing and I have no desire to go looking for 'upgrades' as I have on a lot of other guitars. The Wilkinson bridge/trem system is one of the best I've played and if you combine it with the stock pin locking tuners -- you have a guitar that makes it a lot harder to go out of tune. I don't have the bridge set up to do dive bombs (RIP EVH!!) or anything, but for what I do going out of tune isn't an issue. The 3 pups and the 5-way selector switch AND that Reverend Bass Contour give you so many tones it's insane. Given the way it looks, plays, feels and sounds this is one I'm happy I picked up!

Great amp value for your money. These things are good stock, but can be hotrodded and customized in a many number of ways - which is something I really dig about them.