Sweet guitar. I just bought one. There aren't many 24.75 scale length guitars with a trem and six a side headstock. There is not another guitar I'm aware of which has all that plus a HB & P90. Short scale/lower string tension is increasingly appealing to my aging hands. I never really used to notice much of a difference but these days 24.75 feels much more comfortable.
I got this color and model online for 699, i think whoever the original owner was barely played it. I had one of the original warhawks with the reverse headstock and rosewood fretboard. Sounded quite different. But i love the newer model
I was gonna say that the bridge pickup has me sold, and then I realized that so does the neck pickup, and the finish, and the raised center, and the bound headstock, and the bass contour control, and the headstock shape, and the everything else
I wish other brands would take a que from this sort of paint job. Guitars should be unique like the individual playing it. Love the look and color, not only does it sound great, the color and design is not something you'll find with other brands.
Some nice tones in the first 25 seconds or so, too bad you didn't let Mitch play it longer. We can all read the specs, what we wanted was to hear it. Less talk, more picking.
Hello, Vincent! Thank you for your interest in the Reverend Warhawk DAW. Reverend designs their own pickups to achieve the best tonal match for their instruments. This guitar includes a Reverend 9A5 Single-coil in the neck position and a Reverend HA5 Humbucker in the bridge position. It’s pretty close to being a P90 in the neck, but with Reverend's own design and style added to the mix. Having played many of Reverend guitars myself I have come to really enjoy the extra mile they go to achieve their sound. I hope this info helps, but if you have any other question feel free to reach out. Thanks and take care! Jack Wellington, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 3240, jack_wellington@sweetwater.com
Hi, Annara. The bodies on these guitars are multi-piece. This is pretty normal for solid body guitars as it allows the best wood to be used, while wasting the least amount. Thanks for your interest! Charlie Davis, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1320, charlie_davis@sweetwater.com
@@lordgeronimo72 a demo is a demonstration of an amp. So by your words you just described what my statement implied. Also most people understand what is implied in a review or demo of a guitar . So if you put the word demo in...you've now further strengthened my statement.
@@JT-gm4fk not sure I’m following your logic. A “demo” generally is a non-critical overview, whereas a “review” weighs pros versus cons. MI retailers aren’t generally in the business of critical overviews of gear, but do wish to promote products they sell - hence the term “demo”
@@lordgeronimo72 not following?But you literally just said I used the wrong word which should have been a "demo". Type in the words demo with any guitar on youtube and watch the video for sound samples of each pickup with various styles of music.. A demo requires a demonstration. You said this video is a "demo" correct? I mean ...thats the actual wording isnt it? That was the entire purpose of my point. Reread my comment. It was to point out the contradictory nature.My comment is implying that this is really a review ...not a demo.They're not demonstrating anything.
