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Reverend Buckshot Roasted Maple FIngerboard Electric Guitar Medieval Red

Description
The Buckshot is all about the pickups. The Greasy T single coil at the bridge delivers fat tone with bite and a percussive attack. The Retro Blast at the neck is full and warm, but it’s a bit leaner than a full-sized humbucker. A bass contour control revoices the pickups. The treble-bleed circuit keeps the highs when the volume is low. If you want vintage twang that's more versatile, the Buckshot is the guitar for you.
The Buckshot employs pin-lock tuners for super-fast string changes and exceptional tuning stability. Other features include custom dome knobs, a Triple Tree string tree, Pure Tone jack, TOM bridge with stoptail, Boneite nut and a hand-signed, initialed headstock.



Features
- Korina body
- Roasted maple neck and fretboard
- Retroblast mini-humbucker (neck), Greasy T single coil (bridge), 3-way switch, treble bleed, bass contour
- Fixed bridge, stopbar tailpiece, pin-lock tuners, Boneite nut
Specs
- Body Type: Offset Solid Body
- Body finish: Gloss Varnish
- Neck shape: Oval
- Neck wood: Roasted Maple
- Joint: Bolt-on
- Scale length: 25.5"
- Truss rod: Dual-action
- Neck finish: Satin
- Material: Roasted Maple
- Radius: 12"
- Fret size: Medium-jumbo
- Number of frets: 22
- Inlays: Dot
- Nut width/material: Synthetic Bone
- Configuration: HS
- Neck: Proprietary Humbucker
- Bridge: Proprietary Single Coil
- Control layout: Master volume Master tone Bass contour
- Pickup switch: 3-Way
- Special electronics: Treble-bleed circuit
- Bridge type: Fixed Bridge
- Bridge design: Individual saddle
- Tailpiece: Stopbar
- Tuning machines: Locking
- Color: Chrome
- Number of strings: 6 String
- Case: Sold Separately
- Orientation: Right Handed
- Country of Origin: South Korea
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submitted4 years ago
byRichard
fromNorth Olmsted, Ohio
I use this at churches. It would have been a 5 star grade if I did not have to replace the Bridge Pickup. The ceramic magnet Greasy T Bridge pickup had a bit of a sterile sound to my ears. I replaced it with a TV Jones Starwood Bridge Pickup. Now it sounds great. Note to anyone else doing this mod. To keep the pickups in phase I had to solder the black wire to the terminal point, and solder the white wire to ground. The combination of the TV Jones Starwood and the Retroblast mini humbucker in the Middle position really sounds great for cleans. The Retroblast has a nice tone for blues and jazz. While the TV Jones Starwood really hits the rock tones nicely. The fretboard and guitar body have a professional feel. I rarely use the bass contour knob, but I can see some potential there for tone adjusting.
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