If you're looking for a Strat on steroids this is the axe for you. I just bought mine used on ebay and this is my second Reverend guitar, I also own a Club King RT.
The Jetstream 390 comes with 3 p90 pups hence the 390 designation. It has three controls, volume, tone and the proprietary bass contour control. It also has a 5 way selector switch. This allows you to dial in a strat quack or a beefy Les Paul tone using the pup combination and the bass contour knob which enhances the low end response. I'll compare this to a strat more than a LP due to body configuration and neck style. The neck is a medium oval, 25 1/2 scale with a 12" radius that is much more like a strat than an LP. The body has LP heft and weight to it but well balanced. Mine has the Wilkinson floating trem on it, the new models have a hardtail design. Playability is nice. Low action, no buzz, stays in tune If I don't dive bomb it, a roller nut will solve this problem.
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TON of "what guitar should I get" questions on here and I have to say if you are torn between an LP or Strat or if you like the LP but you don't like the necks, this guitar will not be a dissapointment. Made in Korea but the quality of the materials and build suggest a much more expensive guitar. They retail around $599.00, I bought mine used for $400.00 Reverends have a cult like following and are not at every corner music store. I would suggest going to their site and doing a dealer search if you are interested. They also have sound clips on the site to listen to which go through all the pups clean and with gain.
http://www.reverendguitars.com/rever...390.html#specs