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I can't speak for the guitars, as I've never actually seen one up
close (well, the closest I should say was Chris Bess from Southern
Culture on the Skids was playing one one of the last times I saw them
live). The amps on the other hand -
I play through a Reverend Hellhound 40/60 head through an Avatar cab
(with 2 Eminence M12's) and the clean tone on the US setting is
awesome. I use a Peavey Valverb for reverb/tremolo and it easily
nails Twin tones, on the UK setting it gets a little raunchier (I
don't dime out the Gain, since with the outboard reverb it gets a
little too nasty, but with a little echo nails some Cramps-ish type
sounds pretty well.) The 60 watts are plenty loud (we have a pretty
hard hitting drummer, so it's necessary).
Just my $.02.
--- In , "Brian Schultz" <brians@m...>
wrote:
> I just want to plug my new Reverend Wolfman as a great sounding and
> playing guitar for surf, rockabilly, jazz, blues and rock, etc. It
> really does nail it even w/ humbuckers (RevTron). I still prefer
the
> feel and tone of my Jazzmaster for surf but I think the Reverend is
> by far the best guitar for the money and is actually more
versatile.
> it's twangy and has some real bite. I had Reverend put a Bigsby on
as
> well. The floating tremelo on the JM is easier to control but the
> Bigsby is easier to find while playing and offers the same amount
of
> range (dip) and is much more solid.
>
> The Slinshot model has two or three P-90's (depending on workhorse
or
> custom)and is awesome as well.
>
> Well built and perfectly setup, they are a steal for the price.
>
> Just my two-bits.
