Left Handed Reverend Guitars

Looking for the latest left handed Reverend guitars? For 2026, Reverend currently offers three left-handed models: the Airwave 12-String, Roundhouse Air HH, and Sensei H90.

In this guide, we’ll take a closer look at each guitar, compare the key specs, and show you where to buy them. I’ll also keep this page updated as Reverend changes its left-handed lineup.

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Current Left Handed Reverend Guitars

There are currently three left-handed Reverend guitars in the standard lineup, covering everything from classic 12-string jangle to semi-hollow humbucker tones and a versatile P90/humbucker combination.

Below you’ll find the current left-handed models, along with their key specifications and what each guitar has to offer.

Reverend Airwave 12-String Left Handed

The Airwave 12-String is Reverend’s current left-handed option for players looking for the huge, chiming sound of a 12-string electric without some of the usual drawbacks.

The latest version features a semi-hollow mahogany body with a solid spruce top. This tonewood combination helps give the guitar plenty of resonance while retaining the clarity and definition you want from a 12-string.

A pair of Reverend Steelhead P90 pickups provide plenty of sparkle and punch while using a hum-canceling design to keep unwanted noise under control. Reverend’s Bass Contour control also lets you roll off some low end, which can be particularly useful for keeping busy 12-string parts clear in a full mix.

One of the Airwave’s most useful features is its string-through-body bridge with an aluminum ferrule block. Combined with individual intonation adjustment, it makes it easier to keep all 12 strings sounding properly in tune across the neck.

The 1 3/4-inch nut is wider than Reverend’s standard six-string guitars, while the shorter 24.75-inch scale helps keep the additional string tension manageable.

Airwave 12-String Specs

• Body: Semi-hollow mahogany with solid spruce top
• Neck: Three-piece mahogany
• Fingerboard: Ebony, 22 frets
• Scale Length: 24.75 inches
• Pickups: Reverend Steelhead P90 bridge and neck
• Bridge: String-through-body with aluminum ferrule block
• Controls: Volume, tone, Bass Contour, 3-way pickup selector
• Tuners: Reverend Pin-Lock with pearloid buttons
• Nut: 45mm Boneite

Best for: Players looking for a left-handed electric 12-string with plenty of jangle, clarity, and a more manageable feel than many traditional 12-string designs.

Reverend Roundhouse Air HH Left Handed

The Roundhouse Air HH takes Reverend’s single-cut Roundhouse design and gives it a semi-hollow construction for a more resonant and open response.

Its mahogany body is routed to create a full-length center block and topped with a laminated maple archtop. The center block helps retain the sustain and feedback control you would expect from a solidbody, while the chambered construction adds some of the warmth and responsiveness associated with semi-hollow guitars.

The Roundhouse Air HH uses a pair of Reverend Steelhead humbuckers. These are teamed with the company’s Bass Contour control, which allows you to progressively reduce the low-end response of the pickups. This gives the guitar considerably more tonal range than a traditional two-humbucker setup.

A 24.75-inch scale, medium oval neck profile, and 12-inch-radius ebony fingerboard should feel immediately familiar to players who prefer traditional set-neck guitars. Reverend Pin-Lock tuners and a TOM bridge with stop tail round out the hardware.

If you want a left-handed Reverend with a full humbucker sound but prefer something more resonant than a conventional solidbody, the Roundhouse Air HH is the obvious model to look at.

If you’re also considering other left handed semi-hollow guitars, there are several alternatives available at different price points

Roundhouse Air HH Specs

• Body: Semi-hollow mahogany with laminated maple archtop
• Neck: Three-piece mahogany
• Fingerboard: Ebony, 22 frets
• Scale Length: 24.75 inches
• Pickups: Reverend Steelhead humbuckers
• Bridge: TOM with stop tail
• Controls: Volume, tone, Bass Contour, 3-way pickup selector
• Tuners: Reverend Pin-Lock
• Nut: 43mm Boneite

Best for: Rock, blues, alternative, and indie players looking for a versatile semi-hollow guitar with the power and sustain of dual humbuckers.

Reverend Sensei H90 Left Handed

The Sensei H90 is the most versatile of the current left-handed Reverend solidbody models thanks to its mixed humbucker and P90 pickup configuration.

At the bridge is a Reverend Steelhead humbucker designed for a powerful, focused sound with plenty of output. The neck position uses a Steelhead P90, giving you a warmer and more open alternative while retaining the character players expect from a P90-style pickup.

Importantly, Reverend’s Steelhead P90 uses a hum-canceling design, so you can get those P90-style tones without the level of background noise normally associated with a traditional single-coil P90.

The Bass Contour control adds another useful dimension. Rolling it back removes low frequencies before the signal reaches your amp, allowing you to tighten up the humbucker or coax leaner, brighter sounds from either pickup.

The Sensei H90 has a solid Korina body paired with a three-piece Korina neck and ebony fingerboard. Its 24.75-inch scale, medium oval neck profile, and 12-inch fingerboard radius give it a familiar set-neck feel, while the relatively thin body and improved upper-fret access keep things comfortable further up the neck.

For players who want one guitar capable of covering both thick humbucker tones and more articulate P90 sounds, the Sensei H90 offers the broadest pickup selection of the three current left-handed models.

Sensei H90 Specs

• Body: Korina solidbody
• Neck: Three-piece Korina
• Fingerboard: Ebony, 22 frets
• Scale Length: 24.75 inches
• Pickups: Reverend Steelhead humbucker bridge and Steelhead P90 neck
• Bridge: TOM with stop tail
• Controls: Volume, tone, Bass Contour, 3-way pickup selector
• Tuners: Reverend Pin-Lock
• Nut: 43mm Boneite

Best for: Players who want maximum versatility from a traditional twin-pickup solidbody, particularly those who like having both humbucker and P90 tones available.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Reverend Make Left Handed Guitars?

Yes. Reverend currently offers three left-handed guitars: the Airwave 12-String, Roundhouse Air HH, and Sensei H90.

The available left-handed models do change from time to time, so I’ll keep this guide updated as guitars are added or discontinued.

How Many Left Handed Reverend Guitars Are Available?

There are currently three left-handed Reverend guitars in the 2026 lineup.

These include a 12-string, a semi-hollow dual-humbucker model, and a solidbody with a humbucker and P90 combination.

Where Are Reverend Guitars Made?

Reverend guitars are currently built in South Korea and Indonesia.

Reverend has long worked with Mirr Music Co. in South Korea, and in 2026 the company also began working with PT Meari Music Indonesia. Reverend guitars are set up and inspected at the company’s headquarters in Toledo, Ohio before being shipped to dealers.

For more information:
Reverend Guitars Website