Reverend has introduced its new Todd Evans Signature Squatch Hammer guitar.
Though Todd Evans—founder and guitarist Mobile Deathcamp and former bassist for GWAR—had always liked Reverend's original Volcano, he wanted a lighter guitar with a heavier tone, faster feel and maximum sustain.
Based on the original Korina Volcano with a string-thru body, the Todd Evans Signature Squatch Hammer features an ebony fretboard for speed, a single high-output Railhammer Anvil bridge humbucker and a satin finish. The guitar is available in satin army green or satin battleship grey, both with matching headstocks.
Like all Reverend guitars, the Todd Evans Signature Squatch Hammer features a Boneite nut, locking tuners and a dual-action truss rod.
For more info on the guitar, head on over to reverendguitars.com.
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