Revealer – Beechwood Blonde – Reservation Deposit

The Revealer is handcrafted one at a time in our Québec workshop. It features an alder body, maple neck, ebony fingerboard, Lewis hand-wound pickups, a traditional steel bridge, nickel-plated hardware, a medium-aged nitrocellulose lacquer finish, and a broken-in neck feel.

CAD 500

Out of stock

Description

Handcrafted in Québec

Quietly built.

Every Lewis guitar begins with
carefully selected materials, thoughtful design, and the time required to build it properly.

The Revealer is finished in a
medium-aged nitrocellulose lacquer finish,
giving the instrument the look and feel of one that has already settled into its own character.
The aging is intentional—not to imitate decades of wear,
but to remove the feeling of something brand new.

Built one at a time in our Québec workshop,
every Revealer is
shaped, finished, assembled, wired, aged,
and professionally set up by hand.


The photographs shown are of this exact instrument.

The Revealer Platform

Classic simplicity. Built without compromise.

The Revealer combines an
alder body, maple neck, and ebony fingerboard
with a
25.5-inch scale length,
9.5-inch radius,
and a
Medium C neck profile.

Lewis hand-wound pickups are paired with CTS controls,
Orange Drop capacitors,
and a traditional three-way switching layout for a direct,
responsive playing experience.

A
traditional steel bridge,
nickel-plated hardware,
and vintage-style tuners
deliver dependable tuning stability while preserving
the straightforward character of the design.

This instrument also features a
broken-in neck feel,
giving the neck a smooth,
comfortable feel from the very first note.

This Instrument

Revealer

Model
Revealer
Serial Number
R26183F020
Weight
7.8 lb
Aging Level
Medium
Pickups
Lewis Hand-Wound
Bridge
Gotoh In-Line Traditional 
Neck Feel
Broken-in
Handcrafted In
Québec, Canada
Case
Soft shell case included

Because every Lewis guitar is built and aged by hand,
subtle variations in finish,
checking,
wear,
and wood grain
are part of each instrument’s individual character.