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peavey foundation

Yes the last couple I bought were around $150.00.

Hey wait a minute your the one who posted the ebay link with the photo. Your not the seller are you?:)

Check out the USA millenium plus! I was out bidded on that one.
 
I have never taken the pick up covers off they could be super ferrites. Good question.
SuperFerrites say so on the cover. I have 1 Foundation with pickups that are the same size (more or less) as the superferrites but blank faced. Sort of like the newer pickups but smaller. They just dont have the beef of my other three. I like the rosewood board on it . Sooooooooo.
Either the rosewood neck is going onto a mahogany body,
or
Nordstrands
 
Hey wait a minute your the one who posted the ebay link with the photo. Your not the seller are you?:)

That's funny, I thought you might be the seller when I saw the thread :)

I was watching it since it was listed, I've even fantasized about it with a 3 band EQ
 

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Something I really like about this shape is the strap button is at the 11th fret. I like a bass to hang to the right, can't stand having my left arm way out there.

I just picked up a Steinberger Spirit and even headless, having the strap at the 15th fret is no good for me, so it's going back in the Bay.
 
I put hip shot ultra lite tuners on my 5 strings so they not so neck heavy.

I like your photo shop work:)

I don't like those headless bugers either.

The only bass I have for sale on EBAY is a NOVA bass.
 
Sorry Booneman, If I knew you bid that high I wouldn't have bid $301. I really like that color.

Yeah! I won it at 338.00. Thats alot for a foundation but it is the rather rare foundation 2000. I think they only made for 2 years. As you I'm sure you noticed, it is the same body as the millenniums, except the body is made of poplar rather than basswood like the import millenniums. I havn't seen one on ebay for a while, at least not a 5 string.
 
Patrickshofner - rosewood or maple? Let us know what you think. I just threw a new pair of stainless strings on my maple neck one and played back to back w/ my marcus miller - I might like it more - yikes!

The maple boards rule with that poplar body! I like them more than any Fender I ever owned. I do like the marcus miller though.
 
Booneman, you may have the most expensive Foundation ever :)

I get so confused with all the different models and options Peavey used in the '90's but that was about as close as they come to what I want. If it was a rosewood board I would have gone higher. Enjoy it.
 
Two Foundations here, a black 4 and a red 5. Best bass value there is, methinks. Also have a black T-40 that I carry for self-defense and a red quilt Fury 5 that I picked up to see if it had the magic tone of the Foundation, but it doesn't really (although it is a beautiful looking instrument). I think those 80's Foundations are a classic.

Also just got a Tour 450 bass head, pretty nice so far. I got tired of the Ampeg crapping out on me.
 
Two Foundations here, a black 4 and a red 5. Best bass value there is, methinks. Also have a black T-40 that I carry for self-defense and a red quilt Fury 5 that I picked up to see if it had the magic tone of the Foundation, but it doesn't really (although it is a beautiful looking instrument). I think those 80's Foundations are a classic.

Also just got a Tour 450 bass head, pretty nice so far. I got tired of the Ampeg crapping out on me.

T-40 for self defense:D thats a good one. I think the T-40 is a different body wood. T-40's are soon to be a collectors item no doubt.

I have had the same problem with ampeg bass amps.
I had a SVT 3 pro that sounded "great" but it broke on me twice in 1 year. I also had a ampeg 350H that didn't sound so great.

Who makes the tour 450?