Not too sure who is handing out the numbers....been waiting for mine since the summer
I have been waiting since May
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Peavey T-40 Club Part 2
- Thread starter Bryan R. Tyler
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I have been waiting since May
If nobody steps up the plate soon I'll do the research it takes and volunteer to take over that duty.
Engine207
Losing faith in humanity...one call at a time.
ok, the last number given was 61
62 GerManson
63 Band Dad
64 Clarkster
65 Jaymi
66 Butch McNasty
67 Bommer
68 BrianKrashpad
69 Buzzo
70 Flat Eric
71 YetiParty
72 Ben12390
73 Dukeorock
74 STbassist
75 RandyMolson
76 PinappleRobot
77 Jiker75
78 Stinger427
79 lazytech
80 Toolmybass
81 Craig T vector
82 Systolic
83 Hand Amputation
I'll go back someday and include numbers 1-61. I just waded through 1500 posts and my eyes hurt
62 GerManson
63 Band Dad
64 Clarkster
65 Jaymi
66 Butch McNasty
67 Bommer
68 BrianKrashpad
69 Buzzo
70 Flat Eric
71 YetiParty
72 Ben12390
73 Dukeorock
74 STbassist
75 RandyMolson
76 PinappleRobot
77 Jiker75
78 Stinger427
79 lazytech
80 Toolmybass
81 Craig T vector
82 Systolic
83 Hand Amputation
I'll go back someday and include numbers 1-61. I just waded through 1500 posts and my eyes hurt
If anyone knows someone in the Raleigh, NC area looking for a T-40:
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Hey guys, does anyone have a single of pickup ring for the T-40, specifically the bridge pickup? Or know where to get one? The front portion of mine is gone and it leaves me resting my thumb on the sharp side of the screw head. It's tearing me up. I appreciate the help.
Oh, and here's a pic.
Oh, and here's a pic.
Did a bit of work on my T40 on Saturday.
Commence pic dump!
We took everything apart:
Buffed the body to bring it back to it's original shine:
Pickguard was in pretty good condition, but we buffed it a bit as well:
Frets were in pretty good shape. The neck polished up beautifully:
Used some very fine sandpaper to take the gloss of the back of the neck. Satiny smooth now:
Commence pic dump!
We took everything apart:
Buffed the body to bring it back to it's original shine:
Pickguard was in pretty good condition, but we buffed it a bit as well:
Frets were in pretty good shape. The neck polished up beautifully:
Used some very fine sandpaper to take the gloss of the back of the neck. Satiny smooth now:
This is how the cavity was shielded. We decided to add more:
Decided to add some more:
Added a bit of epoxy to some of the pickguard screw holes. Some of them were a bit stripped out:
Cleaned all of the hardware, about to put it back together:
Bridge is back on. Shiny, shiny!
Decided to add some more:
Added a bit of epoxy to some of the pickguard screw holes. Some of them were a bit stripped out:
Cleaned all of the hardware, about to put it back together:
Bridge is back on. Shiny, shiny!
Pickups going back in. We wanted to see what was behind the chrome:
New strings, tuning her up:
Intonation almost complete:
Ready to rock! Sounds, plays, and looks killer!
(Guy in above pic is not me, it's my guitar guru friend.)
New strings, tuning her up:
Intonation almost complete:
Ready to rock! Sounds, plays, and looks killer!
(Guy in above pic is not me, it's my guitar guru friend.)
Engine207
Losing faith in humanity...one call at a time.
Reminds me of the one I sent to Canada...
Yes!....yes it does. She misses you too George!!
This is how the cavity was shielded. We decided to add more:
Decided to add some more:
Nice work on your project and it really looks great.
It really wasn't necessary to add shielding to the pickup cavities and routes. The pickups and cables are already fully shielded. The pickups are potted in epoxy and you can see little or nothing.
mech
