Bearing the logo REVEREND R at the
headstock and inscribed on the back #11599 / ZSG, mounted
with a single-coil pickup at the bridge and a double-coil pickup at
the neck position, the body with
ivory finish on the top and black finish on the back and
sides.
This guitar was presented to Mark Knopfler by Ken Haas from Reverend Guitars after the show in Ann Arbor, Michigan, on 27th April 2010, during Knopfler's Get Lucky tour. Richard Bennett and Guy Fletcher got one too.
Often presented with guitars on tour, Knopfler told : 'I always try to see them, always try to play ‘em, and always gave them a fair shake because, you know, you realise what a thing you’ve taken on if you want to build something, and build something well.' The guitar was tried for slide during the recording process at British Grove Studios, although ultimately did not make it onto a record.
This guitar was presented to Mark Knopfler by Ken Haas from Reverend Guitars after the show in Ann Arbor, Michigan, on 27th April 2010, during Knopfler's Get Lucky tour. Richard Bennett and Guy Fletcher got one too.
Often presented with guitars on tour, Knopfler told : 'I always try to see them, always try to play ‘em, and always gave them a fair shake because, you know, you realise what a thing you’ve taken on if you want to build something, and build something well.' The guitar was tried for slide during the recording process at British Grove Studios, although ultimately did not make it onto a record.
This guitar was auctioned at Christie's in London on 31st January 2024. It was sold for 27.720 Pounds.
