Reverend GUITARS | CME Exclusive Double Agent OG Battleship Gray
Prepare for Battle with the Newest CME Exclusive Reverend Guitar!
Man your sonic battlestations and sail to victory with the newest CME Exclusive Reverend Guitar! The Reverend Double Agent OG in CME Exclusive Battleship Gray is a hard charging rocker that evokes the earliest days of the electric guitar revolution, all with the modern tone-bending twists that players can expect when they pick up a guitar that says “Reverend” on the headstock!
A Sonic Powerhouse for Every Player!
This newest iteration of the Double Agent OG is loaded with a 9A5 pickup in the neck for classic P-90 warmth, and a Railhammer Hyper Vintage pickup in the bridge that provides the outstanding openness, chimney highs, and relaxed midrange that has drawn players to PAF-style pickups since their introduction in the ‘50s!
Reverend’s bass contour knob adds an extra layer of tonal shaping, allowing players to set a course for their dream tones as they completely alter the profile of their axe with a simple flick of the wrist.
If you’re ready to grab a guitar that makes you confident in saying “damn the torpedoes”, then call, chat, or come in to our Lincoln Avenue showroom to add this newest Reverend Guitar to your sonic arsenal!
SHOP REVEREND GUITARS
- The Warthog Distortion goes right for the gut of all other distortions, offering incredible sonic range from a crystal-clear clean boost to scorched earth crunch.
- Those who know know Danish Pete. His signature overdrive and boost, The Dane, is the ace-in-the-hole for dynamic players who demand versatility.
- The Bunker Drive beefs up the famous Brown Source, increasing volume and adding a texture control while packing it all into a smaller, pedalboard-friendly enclosure.
- The Peacekeeper Low-Gain Overdrive pairs an active, post-gain control for treble and bass with a pre-gain mids/presence control for total tonal tailoring.
- ThorpyFx's first, the Gunshot Overdrive, puts every other overdrive in its crosshairs with a proprietary "gain engine" for maximum tonal range.
- The Field Marshall Fuzz improves on the legendary Big Cheese, shrinking the footprint, increasing the volume, and adding a tonestack bypass for more options.
- The Fallout Cloud Fuzz pays tribute to Triangle-era effects while simultaneously doing its best to blow them all out of the water.
- The Deep Oggin brings Lovetone's Dan Coggins back into the spotlight with 100%-analog chorus and vibrato circuitry, just like how it used to be.
- The Heavy Water isolates The Dane's desirable boost circuit into a small, standalone enclosure, adding a germanium diode-based boost in the second channel for switching or stacking, because why not?
- The third installment in ThorpyFx's "Vintage Reimagined" Series, the Veteran Si Vintage Fuzz and Boost squeezes silicon-based Smiley- and Rangemaster-style circuitry into one exclosure.
- Thorpy promotes the OTC-201 compressor to create the Fat General, a pedalboard tank, adding balance and sustain to your signal without the extra noise.
- The Team Medic Buffer, EQ, Boost, and Boost + offers tonal first aid for all, equally suited to the electric guitar as it is to bass and more.
- Also produced in collaboration with Dan Coggins, the Camoflange Flanger is another all-analog blast from the past, with modern functionality making it more versatile than any vintage model.
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