Tagima 66 vs peavey fury

[Frndmoretti]

I think it may come down to neck profile. The TW-66 with the P and the Peavey with the J neck.

Also maybe looks. The TW-66 has that vintage 51p look.

 

[dan1952]

Fury, by a mile! USA Peavey basses are becoming collectible, mostly T40's and its relatives, but Furys aren't far behind. You will probably end up making money on the Peavey.

 

[kmon]

Fury. Get the Fury.

 

[tgriley62]

I have two Fury's. Can't beat them

 

[Dr. Cheese]

I have two Fury's. Can't beat them

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Back in the Eighties or early Ninties, I came across a fretless Fury with a slanted Super Ferrite pickup that sounded incredible. It was $110. I should have bought it!

 

[TheReceder]

I've never owned a Peavey bass I didn't like, but I've never owned a Tagima.

 

[Dean N]

The Peavey is appreciating in value; also, if its neck has stayed straight after all these decades, it'll almost certainly continue to be reliable long-term.

Unless you strongly prefer the playability, or sound, or look of the other, the Peavey is a no-brainer.