Reverend Guitars and Billy Corgan have launched the Reverend Guitars Billy Corgan Infinite Sadness models, just in time for the Smashing Pumpkins “Rat In A Cage Tour” celebrating the 30th Anniversary of the band’s epic double album Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness.
This special-run guitar is limited to 60 pieces. There are 36 Reverend Billy Corgan Z-Ones and 24 Reverend Billy Corgan Drop Z extended scale guitars, each in a Black Sparkle finish with an ebony fretboard and Mellon Collie moon graphic on the body. Every Infinite Sadness guitar comes in a Reverend two-tone soft case that includes a Certificate of Authenticity and a special edition poster from Billy Corgan called “Mellon Collie Moon.”
This is the same model that Billy played this guitar during the Pumpkins’ Lollapalooza set in summer 2026.
The Reverend Billy Corgan Z-One, a third signature collaboration between Billy Corgan & Joe Naylor, is inspired by the heavier songs in the Smashing Pumpkins Catalog. An alder body creates a thick tone, while deep cutaways provide easy access to the higher frets. Railhammer Z-One pickups have a fat midrange and a smooth top end, with custom artwork etched into the covers. An aluminum pickguard and a “Z” icon at the headstock make this one futuristic-looking guitar. The Billy Corgan Z-One is for anyone who wants to rip big rock solos with a thick yet smooth tone.
The Reverend Billy Corgan Drop Z combines the aesthetic features of his Z-One signature model and a longer 24-fret, 26.25″ scale neck designed for drop tunings. The long-scale neck provides appropriate string tension for down-tuning, so the tone stays deep and full while remaining punchy and clear. The Alder solid body paired with Railhammer Billy Corgan Z-One Pickups delivers higher output and velvety treble for a rich, weighty rock tone. The roasted Maple neck, ebony fingerboard, and medium oval profile are comfortable to play, even with the slightly longer scale length.
The Reverend Billy Corgan Infinite Sadness Z-One carries a $1899 street price and the Drop Z carries a $1999 street price. For more information visit reverendguitars.com.
