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Peavey T-40 Club

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Missing alot of guard screws eh?;)
 
I was hoping more people would notice the cool Drop D tuner.. LOL

I saw it i just got side tracked haha. What drop d tuner is it? like brand wise?


The thing i noticed about yours is the neck pocket route is amazingly nice looking. I had a sunburst t40 and sold it because the pocket was routed so crappy some with the guard , i guess it was a friday and the workers were hurrying on mine or it was parted together, but yours looks like it fits perfect , clean and no gaps.
 
hey, just bought a T40 yesterday. can i get a number? (sorry i dont have a pic, ill try and get one up later)

But on that note, on your T40's, when you play more in the middle of a fret thats closer to the headstock, do you get a fretbuzz? im told thats normal (since where the fret is, because only like the 3 or 4 closest to the headstock that will buzz when played in middle of the fret), but im wondering if it really is normal, and if theres a way to fix it.
 
Does anybody with a natural T-40 have anything besides black for their pickguard?

I can't think of anything else that would work, besides maybe a bright tortoiseshell like on George Porter's P-Bass.
 
My first bass was a natural finish/maple board T40 (gave it away to a needy player long ago), and I still have a fretless T20 - does that count?

BTW, I'm a big Violent Femmes fan and after a show in Tempe, AZ once I had the band sign my T40, on which I learned to play by listening to their records. Brian Ritchie then proceeded to tell me, "Yeah, these are good basses. I played one on our first record." I'm pretty sure "Gone Daddy Gone" has a T40 on it.
 
My first bass was a natural finish/maple board T40 (gave it away to a needy player long ago), and I still have a fretless T20 - does that count?

BTW, I'm a big Violent Femmes fan and after a show in Tempe, AZ once I had the band sign my T40, on which I learned to play by listening to their records. Brian Ritchie then proceeded to tell me, "Yeah, these are good basses. I played one on our first record." I'm pretty sure "Gone Daddy Gone" has a T40 on it.

Why don't you show us a picture of your T-20 ???

Pleeeaase do !!!!!
 
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