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NBD: Peavey TL-Six 1st Gen, Black

The 1st Gen TL6 is so awesome, it is the bass Roy Vogt based the design of his new Kiesel/Carvin Roy Vogt Signature Vanquish 6 on. If you look at that one, you can see it's almost identical. The only real functional difference is the Kiesel has mid-frequency sweep, but no passive tone control. And the Kiesel is a bolt-on neck.

IMHO the TL sounds much better in passive mode. I doubt I'd ever get a 2nd gen and be stuck only 'active'.
 
I think that one used to be mine. Slowly but surely liquidating a bunch of stuff but never getting rid of my Eerie Dess TL-5 and 6. But yeah your new one looks suspiciously like the one in this picture! Far right.

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I think that one used to be mine. Slowly but surely liquidating a bunch of stuff but never getting rid of my Eerie Dess TL-5 and 6. But yeah your new one looks suspiciously like the one in this picture! Far right.

Are you talking to me or drumsnbass? I suspect me. The guy I bought it from did say he bought it from someone on TalkBass. A few months ago, I think. It came to me from Wisconsin.
 
Sorry that post was for you Stuart. Yes I sold most of my 6's to the gentleman you got yours from. Heck of a nice guy and a TB member. Maybe he will pop in. I think if I ever sold my eerie's I would sell them as a pair, they are both 1st gen, but I don't think they would be cheap!
 
I had a TL5. It was nice. But, I don't really care about owning another one. But, I am all about a 6-string P bass! :) I have just about settled myself to thinking all I need is a 6-string P/P or P/J (with backup), a 5-string EBMM Sterling (or Stingray, for that Stingray sound), a 4-string fretless J, maybe a 4-string P (in case the "image" is required), and MAYBE a 5-string fretted J. But that is it. I really think I could be perfectly content and capable of playing any gig I'll ever have with just the first 4 basses I listed in my fleet.
 

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