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For sale '83 Peavey T-20

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Found this young lovely at an old music store and had to pick her up. No knowledge of the previous owner. What you see here is all in the eye of the beholder: some would call it a beater, some vintage, some 'reliced', you get the picture. My favorite part of this bass is the neck. It played great when I had strings on it and it has a beautiful aged yellow to it. It felt and looked straight, although i don't have the expertise to tell you exact details in that regard. The frets have plenty of life, I can tell you that. As you can see, the tone and volume knobs are missing, which causes it to have a bit of a ground hum as is. It's also missing the little metal piece that covers the truss rod down at the nut. It did have a great thuddy sound though, and if it were me id probably run some flats on it and use it to play motown. That or punk it up with a pick, McKagan style. Oh, and i got it at right at 9 lb on the old bathroom scale. Anyway, I can try to answer any questions you have etc. just hit me up. Ill ship it in a gig bag, with a new set of strings, for $200. Will also listen to trade ideas if you have something you'd like to swap. ImageUploadedByTalkBass1377042137.633522.jpg
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Aug 7, 2012
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These older Peavey's have always had a special place in my heart. I drooled over them in high school (1979-82). Got to try out a T40 Saturday. What a tone monster, but at 13lbs ouch. Would give me Fender Jazz up for a nice one of these.
 
Mar 6, 2012
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Savannah
NOT sold. Back on the market. $200 gets you a vintage instrument with a gig bag and pack of free strings. Or you can entertain me with trade offers!
 
Aug 7, 2012
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Battle Creek, MI
Wish I had a way to do this. It would look great teamed with the Peavey Combo 300 I just aquired today(on trade, no cash)...ugh@!!
 
Mar 6, 2012
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Savannah
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Mar 6, 2012
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Savannah
I am getting questions about the truss rod. I have not tried to turn it, as it did not need it (in my opinion) when i got the bass. I have only had the bass a few weeks and have played it sparingly. THAT SAID, some of the saddles on the bridege were set at their lowest and the bass felt just about right to me, so it may need a bit of a turn if you were to want to further lower the action. Again, I am no luthier here, so I am explaining this all the best that I can. Apologies for the lack of complete knowledge.
 

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