When browsing music gear on Reverb, it's never long before you spot something you like. But unless you're ready to jump on a deal immediately, you may want an easy way to come back to it. See that heart and "Save" button right there on the listing or within your search results? It's a simple and easy way to add an item to your Feed—and find it quickly again later.
Why Save?
Not only do your Saves keep tabs on gear you're interested in, it also lets you know when the item:
- Drops in price
- Gets an offer from another buyer
- Gets relisted
All of these are useful tools that can help you snag a steal or understand the market a little better. At its core, though, Saved items are gearheads' favorite pieces. So we thought it would be fun to break down, by category, some of the most Saved items on Reverb.
A Few Notes
One thing to keep in mind when looking at the popular items below: They lean toward exclusive, direct-from-manufacturer, or rare inventory. And part of this is because of how Reverb works as a marketplace.
On our site, similar pieces of gear are grouped together on product pages, which users often add to their Feed in order to bookmark or find the best deals. But users can only Save individual listings; so while dozens of SM57s may have a good number of Saves apiece, a limited-edition mic listed by the only shop that sells it will have all the interested Savers to itself.
What single pieces of gear do people love to see most on Reverb? Find out below.
Fender American Original '60s Telecaster
Dreamy Burgundy Mist with a smart compensated bridge upgrade.
1981 Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Big Muff Pi
Crushing vintage fuzz with the road scars to prove it.
Moog Subsequent 37 Analog Synth
Rich analog bass, searing leads, and two-note paraphony.
Electro-Harmonix Limited Edition Adrian Belew Signature Echoflanger
Classic chorus, wild warbles, and self-oscillating mayhem.
Charvel Predator / Model 3DR HS
Maximum shred appeal, right down to the original chainsaw case.
