Custom Reverend Thundergun 2014 Black

So I got this bass a while ago, and while it is a really nice bass, I realized that I just want the classic P bass tone. I kept it around for a while in case I wanted a different sound, and because I like the brand, but it isn't seeing any use.

The Good
This bass hasn't been gigged. No smoke, no pets. It has sat in a bedroom since I got it, and while I am not 100% sure I think I am the first real owner. Everything functions perfectly, no scratchy pots or anything. The plastic is still on the pickguards (both front and back), which is why they look funny in the photos; you can even see one corner peeling up on the front pickguard. As far as the options, it has a master volume, master tone, and a blend knob which I prefer over a pickup switch as it allows for a gradient of tones rather than three presets. The bridge is nifty too, as it should allow you go go either string-through or top load, or both I suppose.

It has a set neck, if you consider that a pro, 5 piece neck, made of korina... I mean, I would say here what it says in a bunch of other places online. I am sure you know what you are looking at, or know how to figure out if it is something you want. I will say it feels lighter than, say, your typical P bass, and the neck is thinner from front to back. It apparently has top quality aluminum hipshot tuners and such. I'd check out their website for some specs if you are into that sort of thing, and you can take a look at some of their other stuff too. This is a pretty cool brand, IMO, which is why I got this bass.

The Bad
Everything functions as it should, and there isn't anything on this that does not work. The obvious damage in the pictures is mainly cosmetic. I discuss it below.

The Ugly
Alright, there is clearly some chipping and a big crack in the finish on the back. I don't know what happened there, as it was like that when I bought it, but it seems that someone dropped it and cracked off that chunk on the back. The crack doesn't go through to the front of the guitar, but it does go into the control cavity. The break was very clean (it fit like an exceptionally tight puzzle piece, down the the grain interlocking), so it has been repaired with Titebond II and should be very stable. The finish is a bit jagged around there as you can see, but it isn't visible from the front. I am sure someone could fix

There is also a ding on the front edge that I did make. There are one of two minor dents on the neck, but they didn't show when I was taking these pictures.

Of course, if you want more detailed pictures just let me know and I'll get them to you. I'd rather you know exactly what you are getting beforehand.

Other
If you want to do local pickup, I regularly travel between Richmond, Lynchburg, and DC, so if you are near those parts of VA let me know and we will see if we can work something out.

Product Specs

Condition:Fair Make:Reverend Model:Thundergun Finish:Black Categories:4-String Year:2014