Reverend Kingbolt Standard HH Electric Guitar in High Tide Blue

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This is a New Reverend Kingbolt Standard HH Electric Guitar in High Tide Blue from Reverend Guitars, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

Description

The Reverend Kingbolt Standard HH in High Tide Blue is a sleek, retro-modern workhorse built for players who want no-nonsense performance and huge tonal flexibility. With a roasted maple neck, solid korina body, Reverend HCM humbuckers and the legendary Bass Contour control, it is equally at home delivering raw rock aggression or sweet, articulate cleans. Add the ultra-stable BS184 trem and Pin-Lock tuners, and you have a guitar that invites you to play harder, bend further and gig longer. Clean lines, punchy tone and rock-solid hardware define the Kingbolt Standard. It is designed to feel familiar under the fingers yet offers a wider sonic palette than many traditional HH guitars, letting you cover everything from tight, percussive rhythm parts to soaring lead lines without changing instrument. High-Performance HH Power At the heart of the Kingbolt Standard is a matched set of Reverend HCM humbuckers, voiced for muscular rock tones with plenty of cut. They deliver thick, harmonically rich drive sounds that stay focused under gain, while still cleaning up smoothly when you roll back the volume. This gives you a wide dynamic range straight from the guitar, so you can move from crunch to chime with your picking hand and controls rather than relying on pedal tap-dancing. Roasted Maple Feel and Stability The roasted maple neck and fretboard provide a smooth, fast playing surface with a familiar medium oval profile that suits a wide range of hand sizes and styles. Roasting the maple not only enhances the look, it also increases stability, helping the neck resist changes in temperature and humidity. Combined with the dual-action truss rod, it makes for a neck that feels solid, responsive and easy to keep dialled in to your preferred setup. Korina Body with Modern Ergonomics Built from solid korina, the Kingbolt Standard offers a lively, resonant acoustic character that translates into a punchy, responsive amplified tone. Korina is known for its balanced frequency response and excellent sustain, making it an ideal platform for the versatile HCM pickups. The clean, pickguard-free body lines and gloss polyurethane finish in High Tide Blue give the guitar a distinctive, modern look that still nods to classic offset designs. Stable BS184 Trem System The BS184 trem bridge is designed for stability and tone, featuring stainless steel saddles that enhance sustain and attack. Paired with Reverend Pin-Lock tuners, it helps keep the guitar in tune even when you lean into expressive vibrato and pitch bends. This lets you use the trem musically and confidently, without constantly worrying about retuning between songs. Key Features Reverend HCM Humbucker Set – A dedicated HCM humbucker in the neck and bridge positions delivers powerful, rock-ready tones with excellent clarity. They handle high gain without turning to mush, yet respond beautifully to volume roll-offs for cleaner, more nuanced sounds. Roasted Maple Neck and Fretboard – The roasted maple construction offers a smooth feel, enhanced stability and a snappy, articulate response. The medium oval profile is comfortable for chords and leads alike, making long sessions and gigs easier on your hands. BS184 Trem with Stainless Steel Saddles – This high-quality trem system provides reliable pitch control and a strong, punchy tone thanks to its stainless steel saddles. It is designed to return to pitch consistently, so you can add vibrato and subtle shimmers without sacrificing tuning stability. Bass Contour Control – Reverend’s signature Bass Contour control lets you progressively tighten the low end, effectively reshaping the voice of the humbuckers. Roll it back for leaner, more single coil-like clarity, or leave it up for full, thick humbucker punch, greatly expanding the guitar’s tonal range. SpecificationsBody Body Construction: Solid Korina Top: Solid Korina Finish: Gloss Polyurethane Colour: High Tide Blue Pickguard: None Binding: None Neck Neck Joint: Bolt On Neck Wood: Roaste…

About the manufacturer

Reverend Guitars

Reverend Guitars are one of those brands that quietly stand out once you discover them. Founded by Joe Naylor, they blend classic guitar inspiration with genuinely useful modern improvements. What we really like about Reverend is how thoughtful the designs are — familiar shapes, but refined for real players. Features like the Bass Contour control give you extra tonal flexibility, letting you tighten or roll off low end without changing guitars, which makes them far more versatile than they first appear.

Build quality is another big win. Most Reverend guitars use Korina bodies for a warm, resonant tone while keeping things comfortable to play, and they tend to feel gig-ready straight out of the box. Tonally they cover a lot of ground — from indie and blues to rock and heavier styles — with models like the Double Agent, Sensei, and Charger each offering their own character. If you want something that stands out from the usual choices but still feels instantly playable, Reverend is well worth exploring.

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Electric Guitars

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HH describes a guitar pickup configuration with two humbuckers, one in the neck position and one at the bridge. This setup delivers a powerful, full-bodied sound with strong output, reduced noise, and plenty of sustain, making it well suited to rock, blues, metal, and heavier styles where warmth and punch are important.