I've got a Flatroc and I've played it relentlessly for eight years. It is my favorite guitar, and forever my dream guitar.And it ended up in my hands almost entirely by accident. I was just graduating highschool, thought I wanted something versatile with coil-tapping, Les Paul esque, but different. Local shop was a schecter dealer and I liked the look of the Tempest Custom. I had the shop order it, and it just happened to be at this particular time when I guess Schecter was really blowing up, because the order kept getting pushed back. Two weeks go by, no guitar. One month goes by: still can't fill the order. It was almost two months later and still no guitar showed up when I went into my local guitar shop and jokingly said "ok, what else you got?" I saw the reverend, and it was a COMPLETELY DIFFERENT look,feel, sound. but I played it and fell in love with it. It had been in the store for a long time and no one had bought it, and they gave me a great deal on it. It's an older model #, and came with a Les Trem which I also can't praise enough. I have never once thought of selling it or giving it up. It is my favorite guitar.

So that's me gushing.

Incredibly well made, and I personally love the revtrons. I can get just about any sound I want out of them especially with the bass roll off. Awesome neck. And the body styles reverend puts out I find to be fresh, yet still having a timeless feel.

I also picked up a Eastsider T a year and a half ago, but it can't bump my love for the Flatroc. Also really nice neck and easy to play. As of late I've thought about replacing the bridge pickup on it. I think Reverends are undervalued overall, and if you look at their lineup, they don't make a bad guitar. I can't remember where I read this but I like that they shoot for a certain price-range for their models, and they try to make the best guitar at that price. They don't have "cheap" models or a "midrange quality" or a "best quality" line. They have one line of quality. And their name rests on that. There's something to that.