I like the T 20 and T 45. Just never find really great deals on them though. There were a pair of T 45's for sale in the UK recently. Over $1K each and shipping. I'll just keep watching out.
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NBD 1982 Peavey T-45
- Thread starter vivaknoxvegas
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Wow. I actually had the thought to flip this one for some profit... because I have (G) mental (A) problem(S)
@kodiakblair sees them for cheap over your way all the time. He’s in Scotland IIRC.
I had to double check that mine was still in the house...
Yours has nicer wood grain.
Yours has nicer wood grain.
Mac ; what I see these days is stuff nobody is buying.
I know a fella been trying for 2 years to sell his Unity for £300. Those 2 T-45s on eBay have been there close to a year.
A Patriot failed to attract 1 bid last month, as did a US Cirrus 4.
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Wow.
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That's pretty, but I'd prefer plain ash myself. That paint finish is not stock I assume so would reduce value amongst a certain segment of buyers and I know Peavey prices have been on the up, but that seems overpriced by 2x at least to me.
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Saw this on Reverb, sales ad from 1982.
Check this out sometime
T-40 infosheet
This does include a section on the T-45. Just scroll down until you get to it. @Eilif did an amazing job on this.
Not sure if this link was already posted for you?
https://peavey.com/manuals/80370359.pdf
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That's really interesting!
Folks (myself included) have been wowing about the ways that T-40's and 45's are increasing in value. It's true that for many of us the actual value of our T Series instruments far exceeds what we paid for them in the years in which they were very cheaply priced. However, $425 in 1982 is about $1260 today, so even the most expensive T-40's are essentially holding their value rather than truly appreciating.
