Reverend did just that with its new Gristlemaster, which was released this past January at Winter NAMM. Since Wildwood introduced the pair, it's only fitting that they have the first exclusive color of the Gristlemaster -- Kochwork Orange. The Gristlemaster features a korina body that's a bit larger than a standard Tele's and has a raised center section as well as a small chamber under the pickguard. Greg Koch recently collaborated with Reverend Guitars to build the Greg Koch Signature Gristlemaster. Reverend Greg Koch Signature Gristlemaster. It has everything I like in a guitar style, simplicity and tone! But those guitars are mostly in the (large) signature collection, and the ones that stand out as 'copies' are the Pete Anderson models, and now Greg Koch. This T-Style was inspired by Koch’s vintage Teles, but jam-packed with modern innovations like a slightly larger, chambered korina body, a roasted-maple, compound-radius neck, Wilkinson Classic 3-saddle bridge with staggered brass saddles, and a set of his signature Fishman … Ken Haas met Greg Koch years ago at Wildwood Guitars. They found they shared a love of guitars, performing, and a touch of wackiness. Several years later, the Reverend Greg Koch Signature Gristlemaster was born. For me personally, this is one kick-ass guitar. Well, it is the Greg Koch Signature Gristlemaster and if you read my articles on a regular basis, you’ll know I’ve been hankering for one of these for a while now. It's good to see that most of the signature artists have chosen Reverends more original designs. IT'S HIGH TIME somebody made a signature guitar for the incomparable Greg Koch. Read user reviews for Reverend Greg Koch Signature Gristlemaster Electric Guitar and see over 325,000 product reviews at zZounds.com.