Pete Anderson and Reeves Gabrels To Showcase Signature Models At NAMM 2010

Pete Anderson and Reeves Gabrels will be performing with their respective Reverend signature guitars at NAMM 2010.

The Pete Anderson Signature is a decidedly retro-hollowbody affair with Reverend P90 pickups, a Bigsby tremelo and a pronounced Gretsch influence. 

The Pete Anderson also incorporates a unique feedback-reducing design called the Uni-Brace to adapt the hollowbody instrument to a wider variety of musical (and higher volume) situations.  The Uni-Brace, invented by Reverend Guitars founder Joe Naylor, is a 1/2" wide piece of wood that traverses the bass-side of the guitar underneath the laminated spruce top, from neck block to bridge and also adds sustain to the instrument. 

Unlike the Pete Anderson, Reverend's Reeves Gabrels Signature is a more contemporary design with a bolt-on maple neck and solid korina body with a flamed maple top.  Featuring a Reverend humbucker in the bridge and a DiMarzio Fast Track 1 in the neck position, the tone control knob is also a push-pull phase switch for added tonal versatility.

Both the Gabrels and Anderson models feature Reverend's proprietary Bass Contour Control. The BCC alters the bass frequency response of the pickup and, according to Reverend's website, can make their humbuckers and P90s sound like single-coils depending on the amount of bass rolled-off.

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