I have a 93 Peavey Foundation and need replacement tuners. Can any recommend a quality exact replacement?
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I'd try contacting Peavey directly first. I talked to someone on Reddit last month who was looking for one. I suggested calling Peavey and they sold them one for $12.50. Can't really beat that.I have a 93 Peavey Foundation and need replacement tuners. Can any recommend a quality exact replacement?
Great tip! Contacted Peavey and the tuners are available and right in that price range. ThanksI'd try contacting Peavey directly first. I talked to someone on Reddit last month who was looking for one. I suggested calling Peavey and they sold them one for $12.50. Can't really beat that.
My Foundation is a 93 and the neck doesn’t have the finish wear normally associated with lacquer but I’m not sure. After 33 years, it still has shineI'm no expert in finishes, but I think my Foundation 5 that is "1995 or later" according to Peavey's serial number search is lacquer, just based on how it has worn, and comparing to '60s Fenders I've played.
The '87 Foundation I used to have was almost definitely poly. Very thick and glossy. Forty years old and looked basically new.
Also, how did you learn this from a serial number search?I'm no expert in finishes, but I think my Foundation 5 that is "1995 or later" according to Peavey's serial number search is lacquer, just based on how it has worn, and comparing to '60s Fenders I've played.
The '87 Foundation I used to have was almost definitely poly. Very thick and glossy. Forty years old and looked basically new.
Oh I learned that it's '95+ from the serial number search. My hunch that it's lacquer is just from looking at it LOL. I probably just wrote that sentence confusingly sorry.Also, how did you learn this from a serial number search?