CME Exclusive: Reverend Descent Baritones | CME Gear Demos

How low can your guitar go? If you’re looking for thunderous roars from your next instrument, then go down-way down!-and check out Reverend’s Descent baritone guitars in new CME Exclusive colorways! Sporting a roasted maple neck with a 26 ¾-inch scale, Reverend’s Descent RA and Descent W baritone guitars are specially designed to deliver the booming lows of a korina-bodied baritone guitar, but with a scale length that feels more like a normal guitar-giving guitarists the best of both worlds! Stop into our showroom, give us a call, or chat with us on our website, and get your CME Exclusive Reverend Descent RA or Descent W, today!
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More about Reverend!
Before Reverend Guitars were played boldly and loudly on stages across the world, the dream began quietly, in a garage behind a bicycle shop in East Detroit in 1997. Joe Naylor drew upon his years of study in Industrial Design, Lutherie School, and professional vintage guitar repair to create the first Reverend Guitar. In defiance of the odds, this unusual design turned heads for attention to detail, impeccable craftsmanship, and great action. Run by Ken & Penny Haas since 2010, a once quiet warehouse in Toledo, Ohio now crackles to life with Reverend electric guitars’ sound. Each day, musicians and technicians work tuning, intonating, and perfecting your new instrument’s performance. With Ken & Penny leading the charge, Joe innovating the next design, and the Reverend family nailing your setup, we expect you to put these beauties through their paces. After all, that’s what we would do.
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Gear Used:
Reverend Descent W Coral w/Roasted Maple Neck
Reverend Descent RA Army Green w/Roasted Maple Neck
Fender Vintage Modified '68 Custom Pro Reverb Silverface
Fender Vintage Modified '68 Custom Twin Reverb Silverface
Fender Vintage Modified '68 Custom Deluxe Reverb Silverface
Boss MT-2W Metal Zone Waza Craft Distortion Pedal
Ampeg B-15R Portaflex
Fender Precision Bass 3 Color Sunburst 1972
Willcox Sabre VL Bass Lined Fretless
1960's Wurlitzer 200A
Ludwig Classic Oak Kit
Ludwig Copper Over Pewter Snare
Songs Played:
"Twin Peaks Theme" - Angelo Badalamenti
"Motion Sickness" Phoebe Bridgers
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[@imoldcraig]

Starting with the Twin Peaks theme is a great choice.

[@TheHuntron3000]

So cool. Never forget Joel’s demo of these when they first came out, one of my favorite demos ever.

[@mikemph7779]

I’ve been wanting a reverend for years now I’m shopping for a baritone, looks like perfect timing..

[@EshockT]

I got the one with the tremolo. Stays in tune and it’s a great long arm for subtle clean effects. So happy with the feel of the neck.

[@Quicksilver_Cookie]

I've been aware of Reverend for a long time, but I never had a burning desire for one. Until the other day I walk into my local music store, buying some small stuff like strings or something. And there it was...hanging on a wall - this baritone. In black, with black 3-ply pickguard. It was love at first sight. I was considering for a while getting new baritone. I still had Gretsch baritone at the time, it was my first baritone, it taught me what I like and dislike about that style of instrument but I wanted something different. That day it was a complete stroke of luck that I found exactly what I never knew I wanted. I love hot it doesn't feel any weirder to play than my strat. And it looks like a complete chameleon. You can rip brain bursting metal riffs tuned so low it becomes barely audible, or show up with it to a blues jam. It will never look or sound out of place. It looks modern, retro-futuristic, and like it came from the 60s all at the same time. Such an elegant design.

[@jnmessenger6]

Twin peaks, phoebe bridgers and those are my favorite colors 😩😩

[@TheZatrahc]

Wow that metal zone tone mwaaaah chefs kiss give me more please

[@nickpelkey]

Nice tribute in there

[@Wurmt0ngue]

you had me at twin peaks

[@jdemedeiros1]

Please bring these back! Need the Coral!

[@selahaddinharmankaya2136]

Is this (the outro) an alternative version of 'Leaving Home' ?

[@JimtheCornFarmer]

Killer song selection, folks!

[@darennerad73]

One of my favorite music stores doing a demo of one of my favorite guitars opening with a cover of one of my favorite TV Show themes!

[@argagutamasetya]

🔥🔥

[@unisonosc1617]

Great job guys, love twin peaks, the descent, and CME!

[@GiovanniBottaMuteWinter]

Great guitars and great playing!

[@reverb508]

Twin Peaks. YEEEEEEEESSSSS

[@carterheekin1974]

I have one. HIGHLY recommend. Incredible bang for buck.

[@infinaneek]

Damn I still can’t decide which one I want. Whichever I choose it will be the wrong one lol😂

[@DisabilityExams]

Not sure the right way to demo a baritone guitar is with a capo on the 4th. fret.

[@Zeppelinbarnatra]

Not sure we used the capo for the whole demo…

[@dancassidy7471]

I luv mine

[@jnmessenger6]

Welp. On the wishlist it goes.

[@JaxonHaze]

I would rather have a hardtail, but I like the pickups more on the one with trem, so I’ll get that

[@chicagomusicexchange]

Good choice! We've got a couple options in stock right now - www.chicagomusicexchange.com/search?view=products&q=reverend%20baritone#/filter:model:Descent

[@bp7152]

Demo’d w a Metal Zone! The memelords are pleased. In all seriousness great demo and vid

[@Burukop]

Geordie Greep guitar

[@dancassidy7471]

Intonation was way off on Low B plus E had to flip the saddle slides