Lucky - mine didn't even have a brand name!My first guitar was terrible too. It came from a department store, the brand name was Saturn. Strings so high off the fingerboard I couldn't play barre chords.
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Lucky - mine didn't even have a brand name!My first guitar was terrible too. It came from a department store, the brand name was Saturn. Strings so high off the fingerboard I couldn't play barre chords.
Mine wasn't junk. My first 6-strings on the other hand....
I saw that one on reverb and wondered if it was this same oneJust in case anyone was interested in this continuing story. The seller pulled the eBay ad, it is now up on Reverb, talking about how one "recently" sold for $560.
I feel like playing dumb, and messaging him, saying, "That's too high, man. You should sell it for $350."
“Are you sure you didn’t flip that first digit? Because I might do $250.” 
Did you buy it at the five and dime and play it til your fingers bled?



I see this sentiment frequently but I just can't relate to it. I distinctly remember my first bass back in the 70s being a piece of junk! I don't miss it at all. Every thing I've owned since has been a step up.
So, I did message him, one short message, saying nice rig, you should sell it for a better price. The guy has sent me four messages justifying his price. I just don't get it. He's cherry picking from the last few years of reverb sales.I saw that one on reverb and wondered if it was this same one“Are you sure you didn’t flip that first digit? Because I might do $250.”
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Folks can definitely still find them for $100, since last October not one Fury has made more than $250 on eBay.I have a foundation (USA)+ amp for sale in my local fb for less than the price of a squier , and not a single Pm asking to check it out.
I’m willing to bet that you’ll find the bass you want , for 100 bucks.
He’s being greedy. If he really could get his price he likely would have said thanks for asking and then moved on.So, I did message him, one short message, saying nice rig, you should sell it for a better price. The guy has sent me four messages justifying his price. I just don't get it. He's cherry picking from the last few years of reverb sales.
Folks can definitely still find them for $100, since last October not one Fury has made more than $250 on eBay.
Opening more than 50 Peavey basses I follow all the Peavey interest groups on the web, they all claim prices and demand are high.
In the real world nobody gives 2 hoots
That's down from 60something. Owned at least one of every model and the variations within the models, 1st/2nd & 3rd gen Furys, 1st & 2nd gen Dynabasses/ TL-5's that kind of thing50 peavey basses!?! Holy moly!...I gots some catching' up 2do!
He’s not in touch with reality. One more good reason not to even bother: imagine if anything went wrong with the sale, and you had to deal with that. Hard pass. Maybe reality will start creeping in when it sits at that price for two years.So, I did message him, one short message, saying nice rig, you should sell it for a better price. The guy has sent me four messages justifying his price. I just don't get it. He's cherry picking from the last few years of reverb sales.
So how come you let the other three get away?Heck, I've a Resolite under the bed. Not too many folks know about the Resolite bass as Peavey only ever built 4 of them.

Never got a chance at themSo how come you let the other three get away?![]()
That's down from 60something. Owned at least one of every model and the variations within the models, 1st/2nd & 3rd gen Furys, 1st & 2nd gen Dynabasses/ TL-5's that kind of thingAlong side USA and BXP releases there are European only models like the Aberdeen acoustic bass and the Zephyrs.
Heck, I've a Resolite under the bed. Not too many folks know about the Resolite bass as Peavey only ever built 4 of them.
Serious about Peavey was an understatement![]()
Been slowly moving them on for the past year or 2.So you actually sell sometimes? Do you have a site/shop by any chance?
Been slowly moving them on for the past year or 2.
No need for a site/shop. Peaveys are quite scarce in Europe so I monitor Peavey facebook groups for interested parties.
It's a long term plan but seems to work. My fellow Europeans are saved the troubles I faced when buying and I know my basses are going to genuine folks not flippers.
I've got a line on the year model I want. I've decided that I'm going to try to recreate/restore the bass.
Anyone know the color code for Peavey's red? I'm going to post the same question in the Peavey Fan thread.