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    U.S. Peavey Club

    Thought Fury fans out there would find this interesting. I have six versions from 84-95 and they each have something different about their branding. From 84 to 88 they changed the order and sizing of Peavey Fury, the 89 is just a color difference because of non maple neck, the first 92 moved...
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    80s Warwick Identification

    Yes, believe that it has been established by several that it isn't a Warwick, as for it couldn't be further I'd say perhaps a lone character on headstock that is not a W would be farther.
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    80s Warwick Identification

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    80s Warwick Identification

    More great advice that is much appreciated! Looks pretty good under pickguard so may go the non pickguard route. And ya, bridge is a mess! Looks archaic but I think that is just abuse. Not sure how bridge got so messed up when the wood around it and pickup near it are in so much better shape.
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    80s Warwick Identification

    Thanks so much for the advice. I typically buy them already put back together but may take this on as a challenge since it's neither valuable nor collectible. Really like the look of the pickup and don't mind having a couple that are fun to play but may not sound as robust. As for the...
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    U.S. Peavey Club

    Thanks ... glad to be a member!
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    80s Warwick Identification

    I think that's the nature of social media these days but it's all good. Not a big fan of bass player on bass player crime but W (pun intended). Really appreciate yours and other posts that provided solid information. Maybe the moderator ought to change title to "Vintage W logo bass...
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    U.S. Peavey Club

    Thanks! Not sure I intended to have so many of same general type, though all seem pretty unique to me. I personally think they are an amazing value (but try not to say it very loudly).
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    U.S. Peavey Club

    Good to know. I love the feel of my 88 neck, and the overall weight balance as well. Just fits me. Thanks for all the details you’ve posted on working on Peaveys over the years. Very informative to me!
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    80s Warwick Identification

    Really appreciate the additional information! All of it is pretty interesting.
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    80s Warwick Identification

    Yes, your second comment suggesting people shouldn’t ask bass questions on a bass forum. I don’t agree but understand your preference.
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    U.S. Peavey Club

    Very cool ... mine looks similar!
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    80s Warwick Identification

    Very helpful, thanks, and I do see the resemblance on pickup. Glad I posted because I got such great information in a very quick manner (compared to all my random internet searches and paging through various talkbass threads), but next time probably may not venture a guess in thread name.
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    U.S. Peavey Club

    First time poster to U.S. Peavey Club. After cycling through lots of various brands and types over the years I found that I was playing my Fury models more than any of the others, so filled in the different generations. 1982 T-20, 1984 Fury, 1988, 1989, 1992. I’m not all the way back reading...
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    80s Warwick Identification

    Well shoot, now that you mention it, font does not look similar .... that's not a good sign. Thanks for the information. Should I delete thread or does it add value to someone else?