Blue T-40's are rare as hell. Rarer than the solid red finish by far. I've never seen one for sale and I've loved T-40s for a decade.
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Okay, now we know when, but we don't know where! So......WHERE??So much fun. If you're in LA, it's every 3rd Sunday of the month.
Or one in blue
On second thought, never mind. I'm from L.A., and I don't want to be anywhere near it. Just too crowded for me!Okay, now we know when, but we don't know where! So......WHERE??
It's is the one behind the Amp Shop.Is that the one they hold in the alley behind the Amp Shop? Did you get a wide shot? I'm curious what a bass swap meet looks like.
I should get it next time?Blue T-40's are rare as hell. Rarer than the solid red finish by far. I've never seen one for sale and I've loved T-40s for a decade.
Seriously, yes.I should get it next time?
DO NOT TELL ME THIS LOLSo much fun. If you're in LA, it's every 3rd Sunday of the month.
I'm 3300 miles away !
Around these parts we don't always play what we want, we sometimes just play what we can get !I feel your pain, We live in a used market wasteland, even the new market is sparse at best
I'm 3300 miles away !
It looks like 6-8 tables w/generally well-used basses, guitars, pedals, cabinets & a Grilled Cheese foodtruck. Perhaps it will grow. Buy/Sell/Vendor space is free.Is that the one they hold in the alley behind the Amp Shop? Did you get a wide shot? I'm curious what a bass swap meet looks like.
HA! My son and I were there as well. The guy with most of the Peavey stuff is Charlie Turner. He is an independent rep, but he worked at Ontario Music (a big Peavey dealer) back in the early 80's.Dude sure used to love peavey