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NBD - Another Peavey Rescue

Feb 15, 2006
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Troy, MO
my favorite basses to buy cheap and get back into shape. Not a USA, but has the same neck profile as my 90's USA Fury, with the truss wheel-at-the-heel, and the pickup sounds shocking good. needed a good cleanin' and I got it for the purpose of tuning BEAD, so I have some used DR SS Lo-riders on there now. not bad for a 34" scale. Did a full shielding and bourns pots, the old tone wasn't functioning, and they felt crummy. Also tossed in a neck shim to help with the action. Now is I can find a black guard for it, i'll have my blonde and brunette versions. And the best part, both cost me a total of $130
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my favorite basses to buy cheap and get back into shape. Not a USA, but has the same neck profile as my 90's USA Fury, with the truss wheel-at-the-heel, and the pickup sounds shocking good. needed a good cleanin' and I got it for the purpose of tuning BEAD, so I have some used DR SS Lo-riders on there now. not bad for a 34" scale. Did a full shielding and bourns pots, the old tone wasn't functioning, and they felt crummy. Also tossed in a neck shim to help with the action. Now is I can find a black guard for it, i'll have my blonde and brunette versions. And the best part, both cost me a total of $130
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You don't need 35" or more for a good B. My '97 Ibanez SR1205 has 34" scale , and a devastating B. It's all in the setup. :thumbsup: