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Interesting. Been looking for a second bass to complement my Fender Squier P. I just located a Fury at a local pawn shop (listed on CL), Candy apple red with white pickguard and maple neck. They want $399 for it. Deserves a look this weekend.
Chris
See if you can talk them down a bit on the price. You can find a Fury for under $200 if you are just a little patient.
It was the orlando lee rd samash. My uncle lives near there so we always go to the music stores when I come up. If this was your bass, could you tell me if the knobs are original. The bridge pickup volume knob looks different than the neck volume and tone.
Was this from the Sam Ash on Lee Road in Orlando? If it is that's one of my old Foundations.
I am close by you guys here in downtown Orlando. I am such a dope that I have lived here for six years and I just found out a year ago that Bass Central is 15 minutes away from my house! doh!
btw... my second bass (back in 1985) was a Peavey T-40... loved that bass
My brother had a Peavey T-40. That is why I was intrigued by this bass. His T-40 was killer. My dad's first bass was a T-40. He got it so he could be like Chris Squire. I'm not sure how he figured but he has great stories about walking 5 miles in the snow with that heavy thing. You know the Five miles up hill both ways kinda thing.I am close by you guys here in downtown Orlando. I am such a dope that I have lived here for six years and I just found out a year ago that Bass Central is 15 minutes away from my house! doh!
btw... my second bass (back in 1985) was a Peavey T-40... loved that bass