Retrovibe TT40 - have you seen these?

[themarshall]

I've always wondered if anyone has actually made an actual clone/repo/copy of the Peavey Super Ferrite pickup. Seems if they had it would be a popular replacement/upgrade (?) pickup. I generally don't mod my basses but that's one mod I'd find interesting.

https://www.talkbass.com/threads/tell-me-about-super-ferrite-pickups-need-info.820006/page-13

TB'er Matt Kustom's 916 Pickups does some super ferrite designs. I don't think they do toasters, though.

 

[jd56hawk]

Fat round possibly magnetic pole pieces sound totally different than thin steel rails. Still it's probably cool for what it is, similar but not a T40

"This bass is a nod and a half to the Peavey T40 basses."
A nod and a half?
More like half a nod.
Other than that, why choose the worst finish possible.
Not for nothing, but when I first saw it I thought it was a Tiesco bass.
Seriously though, I'd try one but I doubt I'll get the opportunity on this side of the Atlantic.
Eleven years of playing and I've still never found a Chowny bass hanging up anywhere.

 

[brianrost]

I shouldn't have dropped LSD before reading this thread

 

[Matt Kustom]

https://www.talkbass.com/threads/tell-me-about-super-ferrite-pickups-need-info.820006/page-13

TB'er Matt Kustom's 916 Pickups does some super ferrite designs. I don't think they do toasters, though.

Finished the files for Toaster. Worked threw the first prototype. These can be had in factory to custom. Various magnets , windings etc