Reverend Double Agent W Left Hand Midnight Black, Roasted Maple

The Reverend Double Agent W Lefty is a left handed version of this versatile guitar. It delivers both P-90 and Humbucking tones from the one instrument. Like to give one a go for yourself? If you can manage to pop into our Glasgow shop you are welcome to give this solid body electric a demo. If you are buying mail order we offer fast UK and European delivery. Merchant City Music will give it a full setup before dispatch.

Reverend Double Agent W Left Handed Midnight Black with Roasted Maple neck

This has to be one of the most versatile electric guitars out there. With it's unique pickup configuration and stylish looks this is one cool guitar. The Reverend Double Agent Lefty in Black doesn't just offer good looks though. It has been estensively upraded for 2017/18. The quality of hardware on show here is excellent. First off though the body has been created using Korina. A brilliantly resonant tonewood. Bolted on to the body is a gorgeous Roasted Maple neck with and fretboard. This is the best neck this side of £3000, trust us!

HA5 Bridge Humbucker, 9A5 Neck and Wilkinson Tremolo.

The Reverend Double Agent gets its name from its pickup configuration. Essentially two different guitars in one. You get a HA5 Humbucker in the bridge position. In the neck is a 9A5 P90. This pickup configuration offers a wide spread of sounds. The HA5 with alnico 5 magnet is warm but wound a little hotter than a Vintage PAF. It marries up well with the 9A5 in the neck, which offers that characteristic fat P90 sound, with a cleaner edge. It sounds warmer than a single coil though with more cut than a humbucker. Great for everything from blues to rock to jazz. It conjunction with switching and the Bass Contour knob this is a very capable instrument. The W after Double Agent stands for Wilkinson. The excellent Wilkinson WVS50 IIK Tremolo features another new Joe Naylor invention, the Vari-Claw. The Vari-Claw allows you to easily switch between 3 springs in the middle hooks of the claw for a firm feel, or 2 springs on the outside recessed hooks of the claw for a soft feel, with little or no adjustment to the claw itself. You can really go wild with the trem and tuning is kept incredibly stable. This is thanks in part to the locking tuners and slippery Boneite nut.