Peavey Fury...

[bassnuzzle]

I have two questions regarding a 1989 Peavey Fury.

1. How close is it to sounding like a Fender P? What are the similarities? In your opinion which one do you prefer?

2. Where can I get a new pickguard for it?

3. Thats actually four questions.

 

[MNAirHead]

PM me your email address and I can send you a studio direct link...

Pickguard Heaven

 

[audiomitch]

I have a 1972 Fender P Bass and two Peavey Furies - a spit P and a Super Ferrite. I'm assuming you want to compare the spit P

Tone wise, the Peavey isn't exactly the same, it's a bit more "modern" sounding. But there is a marked age difference between the two basses.

As far as playability, the Peavey has more of Jazz Bass neck than a P neck. Both basses are rock solid.

Price? A used Peavey is one of the best deals out there. Seriously. If you're more in to playing than just collecting, the Peavey is a fantastic deal.

Here's a link to an original tune I did with my split P Peavey Fury if you want to check out the recorded tone - Original Music Fury Bass Content

 

[tabdog]

I upgraded the wiring and pots on my Fury.
I also installed an Original Fender 62 pickup.

It is the best sounding P bass I have played.

The Fury is the black one on the end,

Tabdog