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Reverend to Release Pete Anderson Signature

Reverend is introducing its first fully hollow model in collaboration with country legend Pete Anderson

December 2, 2008 -- Pete Anderson, country guitar legend and Grammy winning artist and producer, has collaborated with Reverend GuitarsĀ on a new signature model to debut at January's NAMM show.
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This model is Reverend's first full hollowbody, which isĀ loosely based on Pete's favorite designs from the fifties and sixities.Ā The guitar features two Reverend P-90 pickups, laminated single-cutaway body, Bigsby tremolo, locking tuners, and the innovative Uni-Brace low-feedback bracing.

Reverend says, the satin finishĀ and vintage appointments project a low key "pawnshop-prize" look that contradicts the guitars high performance design.

Features:
Laminated hollow body
Two Reverend P-90 pickups (RWRP neck pickup)
3-way pickup switch
Reverend Pin-Lock tuners
Volume Tone and Bass Contour controls with 24.75" scale
One-piece korina neck Dual-action truss rod
Rosewood fingerboard with 12" radius
TwoĀ tall/narrow frets Bigsby tremolo

Options:
Satin Black or Satin Vintage Natural

List: $TBA

You can meet Pete Anderson and check out the new signature model at the Reverend boothĀ at January NAMM on Friday and Saturday at 2:00 p.m.

For more info:
Reverend Guitars

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