Reverend Decision P Bass Guitar, Roasted Maple Neck & Fingerboard, Midnight Black

Reverend’s Decision P Bass is an exploration into the P/J bass pickup configuration that showcases a combination of traditional design and modern enhancements, creating a notable piece in Reverend’s growing collection of innovative bass guitar offerings.

Cut from solid Korina, the body of the Decision Pcaptures enough low-end to kick, and this medium-light wood makes for an instrument that weighs slightly less and makes those longer sessions less strenuous on the shoulders.The neck, attached with a hefty 6-bolt design, in constructed with roasted maple, and is topped with a fingerboard of the same material. This wood undergoes a heat treatment at over 300F, eliminating sugars, moisture, and impurities. The result is a lighter fingerboard with a beautiful caramel color, divided by 21 medium oval frets, measuring 0.110″ W x 0.050″ H.

This bass features a versatile P/J pickup configuration: with Reverend’s own Jazz Bomb and P-Blade pickups stealing the spotlight. The J-Bomb delivers warm mids and a focused attack, enhanced output, and a percussive quality when played with intensity. Constructed with 43-gauge wire and a ceramic magnet, it boasts a hum-free operation and a formidable 14K ohms. On the other hand, the Reverend P-Blade neck pickup captures the classic P-bass character but elevates it with increased volume, sustain, clarity, and extended low-end response. Featuring 42-gauge wire and a ceramic magnet, it measures 12K ohms.

The bass showcases an elegant gloss body with a satin amber finish on its neck, and it alsoincorporates Hipshot Ultralight tuning machines with a housing made of aircraft-grade aluminum. This design choice reduces the weight in the headstock by 2-3 ounces, making it even a touch lighter.

• Solid Korina Body
• Roasted Maple Neck
• Reverend Jazz Bomb, P-Blade Pickups
• Hipshot Ultralite Tuning Machines
• Gloss Body, Satin Amber Neck Finish
• 21 Medium Oval Frets
• Dual Action Truss Rod with Headstock Access