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Reverend Jetstream RB - Outfield Ivy
Reverend Guitars began life in an East Detroit garage back in '97 and they haven't looked back! Delivering unique designs with a real retro flavour, Reverend have an artist roster to rival any. Counting Billy Corgan, Reeves Gabrels, Dan Auerbach, Mark Knopfler and our good friend Greg Koch among their artists, Reverend Guitars are Korean manufactured and meticulously set up in house at Reverend HQ, Toledo, Ohio.
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Reverend Guitars began life in an East Detroit garage back in '97 and they haven't looked back! Delivering unique designs with a real retro flavour, Reverend have an artist roster to rival any. Counting Billy Corgan, Reeves Gabrels, Dan Auerbach, Mark Knopfler and our good friend Greg Koch among their artists, Reverend Guitars are Korean manufactured and meticulously set up in house at Reverend HQ, Toledo, Ohio.
The Jetstream RB features a solid Korina body finished in the super vibrant and eye catching Outfield Ivy, this unique offset sure does look awesome and feels great to play, it is well weighted and balanced.
Fitted with a bolt on Roasted Maple neck this guitar is super snappy and bright, with Reverend's Medium Oval profile it is incredibly comfortable and feels great underhand. The Maple fingerboard is adorned with 22 frets, dot inlays a 12" radius.
Thanks to the Retro Blast pickup set this guitar is loaded full of tonal options, whether your playing Blues, Grunge or Metal this set will serve you well. With a Dual Action truss road, Pin-Lock tuners and custom dome knobs this guitar is certainly worth your attention