Looking for a guitar that’s affordable and versatile? The Reverend Guitars Sensei RT may be just what you want. It’s a sweet little guitar that can handle blues, rock, and country. It delivers everything from twang to warm tones to an aggressive chime. The Sensei RT does share some features with the other Sensei models Reverend offers, but it has one thing that makes it unique: two RevTron pickups. They’re specially designed to give you that warm, focused tone while still providing some great aggression and chime.
The Sensei RT features a solid double cutaway korina body and neck. The neck is also made from one piece of korina and is glued on. The fingerboard is from rosewood and has a twelve inch radius and pearloid block inlays. The guitar uses 22 medium jumbo frets and has a dual-action truss rod. The bridge is a Tune-O-Matic with a stop tail. It also features Reverend Pin-Lock Tuners. The controls include volume, tone, bass contour, and a three way pickup selector switch. The Sensei RT comes in midnight black and silver metal flake finishes. Both look amazing. Read more
The Sensei HB-FM by Reverend Guitars sounds like a classic flametop, but it’s much thinner and lighter. You get all those smooth sounds you’d expect from a flametop with a more focused midrange and a clearer treble response. The Sensei HB-FM is a very versatile instrument, but thanks to its thin body, it’s much lighter than many comparable guitars.
The guitar has a body made from solid korina and a top made from flame maple. The medium oval neck is glued on and is made from a piece of korina as well. The Sensei has a rosewood fingerboard with a twelve inch radius and pearloid block inlays. It uses 22 medium jumbo frets and has a dual-action truss rod. The tuners are Reverend pin-lock tuners, while the bridge is a TOM with a stop tail. The guitar features a volume and tone controls, plus a bass contour control and a three way switch. Read more
The Reverend Guitars Manta Ray 290 is a warm instrument that mimics archtop style clean sounds perfect for jazz, but the guitar also has enough sustain and attack that it works for blues and rock as well. With its semi-hollow body and complete wood construction (no plywood at all), the Manta Ray 290 is a very solid instrument. The sides, center block, and back are made from korina, while the flat top is solid maple. The one and three/fourths thick body and flat top come together to make the body lightweight and manageable, plus they create a smooth, clean look.
The neck is a glued-on korina neck with a tilt-back headstock, while the fingerboard is made from rosewood. It has a twelve inch radius and pearloid block inlays. The frets on the Manta Ray 290 are medium jumbo, and there are 22 of them. A dual action truss road is accessible at the headstock. The nut is made from graphite, while the tuners are Reverend pin-lock tuners. The guitar features a volume, tone, contour, and a three way switch. Read more
Reverend Guitars is known for working with some great musicians, including Pete Anderson and Unknown Hinson, the man who calls himself the King of Country Western Troubadours. In addition to producing guitars based on the designs and desires of these players, Reverend also has a number of limited edition instruments. The Six Gun Limited Edition was created in 2010, and once all of them are sold out, no more will be made.
The Six Gun Limited Edition takes the standard Six Gun guitar and modifies it so that it’s truly a one-of-a-kind instrument. It features a reverse headstock, a white pickguard and white neck and middle pickups, a Wilkinson V50 tremolo, and a limited edition logo found on the back of the headstock. Read more
Reverend Guitars teamed up with legendary country/rock guitarist Pete Anderson to create their first hollow body relic guitar. Anderson, a Grammy award-winning player and producer, knows just about everything there is to know about guitars, and the final vintage product he and Reverend created is a masterpiece. The guitar has everything you’d expect to get in a classic P-90, but it has a few interesting improvements and updates. The single brace structure goes from the neck all the way to the bridge, running the full depth of the body. This helps reduce uncontrollable feedback, provides increased sustain and structural integrity so that the neck doesn’t start to tilt upward, and also helps to reduce uncontrollable howling. The low strings have more clarity, too. By having the neck join the body around the 15th fret, you also get better access to the high frets. The Pete Anderson Signature Model, like every other Reverend guitar, features their Bass Contour control that gives you access to quick tone tweaking and more versatility. Read more
