Reverend has unveiled its new Pete Anderson Eastsider Baritone.
The baritone guitar—which features a chambered Korina body with a 28 5/8” scale full-length baritone neck—was created when Pete Anderson approached Reverend and requested a baritone with a retro feel, a tremolo and a deep twang tone.
The Pete Anderson Eastsider Baritone features a Wilkinson WV6 SB Tremolo, a traditional style trem with stamped steel saddles and a steel block for extra twangy tone, adjustable arm tension, and modified mounting holes.
The guitar will be available in Satin Tobacco Burst or Satin Black finishes for $1,439.
For more on the guitar, head on over to reverendguitars.com.
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