What gear on Reverb resonates the most with other music makers?
Let's look at our collective Watch Lists. The Watch List is part of Reverb's Favorites hub, where you can save everything you love on Reverb, whether that's a Saved Search to help you find your next purchase or a favorite shop you'll want to return to again and again.
When you add an item to your Watch List—just click or tap the heart on any listing—you'll then be able to see if it drops in price, if it sells, or if it ever gets relisted after an initial sale or sellout.
So what's everyone been eyeing this week? We're highlighting some of the Most Watched items here. Click any photo to visit and learn more about an individual listing.
This early Gibson Les Paul Junior is from the model's first year of production, 1954, and features the more shallow neck angle than with later production years. While it is in player-grade condition to be sure, having clearly had a life outside of a museum floor, the seller states that this is one of the best-sounding Juniors they've ever heard. See more about this guitar and its restoration on the sellers' YouTube channel.
This Roland Fantom 6 has been kept in a temperature-controlled studio environment for its whole life but would make a really excellent workstation for a gigging player too because of its versatility. This one here is on offer for a really great price of under two grand at the time of this writing.
The Royer R-121 is a slim and modern ribbon microphone that's an excellent addition to anyone's mic locker. Equally usable in studio and live environments, the R-121 is lauded for its flat frequency response, well-balanced sound, and its ability to withstand up to 135 dB SPL @ 30 Hz—which is unique for a ribbon mic. This particular mic also happens to be offered at a deal.
Your favorite Maine-based boutique pedal, Farm Pedals, is back with another ethereal offering: the Fam Expanding Universe. Farm's flowery description of the handmade pedal reads, "Our Universe is Expanding, or so they tell me, and this is what I think it sounds like... Floating, alone, aimless, expanding..."
Drummers this week have been watching this beautiful custom C&C drum kit from 2016, featuring a really eye-catching gold wrap. This kit is on offer from the person who custom-ordered it, and that seller happens to be a big Phil Collins fan who had the kit made in his '80s era set configurations. See the listing for more.
Your options for very real but toyish-looking synths isn't limited to something from Teenage Engineering. You can also pick up something like this unit, which is a Dirtywave Headless M8 that's built into an open source R33S handheld console. And yes, it does also come with an extra SD card of just retro video games too.
Watchers have definitely taken notice of this particularly strange bass made in the 1990s by the Reverb Custom shop. "If you're reading this," the description states, "you probably know of the unique qualities of this bass, the least of which is the quick way to 'D' tune the bass without changing string tension or having to transpose." Check out the listing for more.