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Does the Peavey T-40 have neck dive?

It weighs more that 12 people who are NOT on crack. Little or no neck dive in the Ash bodied ones due to the high body weight. Not as sure about the solid colored ones, they are supposed to be a bit lighter (most made of poplar instead of Ash).
 
I am a fan of big heavy basses. I have stingrays, ATK's and 4003. Those basses all feel like a feather compared to my t-40. I swear I must have the heaviest one ever made. I bet it weighs in at close to 15lbs. It sounds great and there is no neck dive. I wear a big 4.5 inch neo strap so that helps with the weight. But after a 2hr practice my back really starts to feel it. Cool basses though!
 
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Well, most T-40s don't neck dive, but some do.
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One of several...the other two are too hideous to post!
 
I love this thread.sorry I was late to reply,I played a T40 for 10 yrs 80s -90s & never thought about neckdive, or weight.back then if it heavy it was well built and anything lightweight was cheap.just look at the bridge and saddles, IMO the peavey t 40 was overdesigned,highly underrated and ahead of it's time.I wonder what it cost to to bring them back? Maybe shave some weight for crybabies?LOl btmpancake-t