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U.S. Peavey Club

Received the new to me milly 5 (thanks @Thundar) and I am extremely pleased with it. Gratuitous family pic below.
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Hello Peavey people.

I have a request. I'm having a print shop create a Peavey Cirrus logo for a Cirrus bolt I bought from Songwriter last year. I'm looking to have a logo done in silver based on the attached photo. The print shop needs to know the specs and I was wondering if anyone can provide the measurements for a decal going on a five-string headstock.

I need dimensions for the "Peavey" and "Cirrus" logo. Thanks

*Bonus* - If anyone can provide the print vectors for either logo, I'll send a nice donation their way. Thanks!

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My buddy and ex-guitar player from here in California is back in his hometown of Athens, GA. Do you know Danny Cottar ? He was in Time Toy.

I do not - I've heard of Time Toy from Athens Inside / Out but that was a bit before my time. I think they've played a few reunion gigs here and there. (I'm over in ATL, so I'm not up on the scene, such as it is these days.)
 
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This morning I took the spare gig bag out of the cupboard for the first time in years to go and swap a bass. It felt heavy when I picked it up and inside I found a T40 bridge that I have no recollection of buying.

I have the screws too. I'll sell it here. What should I ask for it? I'd rather it went to a TBer to finish a build.
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Edit: fixed grammar.
 
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This morning I took the spare gig bag out of the cupboard for years the go and swap a bass. It felt heavy when I picked it up and inside I found a T40 bridge that I have no recollection of buying.

I have the screws too. I'll sell it here. What should I ask for it? I'd rather it went to a TBer to finish a build.
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Cool find, and cooler of you to pass it on to the community. Here are some completed listings on ebay, and as yours doesn't look particularly well kept, I might expect to trend toward the lower end of what you see, but that's just my opinion. :thumbsup:
 
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Cool find, and cooler of you to pass it on to the community.
Yeah, I'm not really looking to make anything on it. If there was a kid doing a project bass for example, they could have it for free.

Here are some completed listings on ebay, and as yours doesn't look particularly well kept, I might expect to trend toward the lower end of what you see, but that's just my opinion.
I did a search on Reverb and ebay before posting and not one of those ebay listings showed up that's why I asked. I logged in from my normal AU account though, not from a US one. Cheers.
 
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Thats what I always use when I want a year too... Serial numbers Do you suppose its pretty accurate?
I have called Peavey customer service to confirm on a number of my basses, and they have confirmed the year I got from this list and have been more specific with a "born on" exact day date.
This list has been accurate on all the basses I've checked on, so I believe it is a pretty good indicator.
Peavey changing logos tends to make it difficult to hit the nail on the head without the serial number look up.
I have gotten to the point with Peavey basses that knowing just the order of basic generations is close enough.
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I am curious to know what are your must have Peavey basses for the rest of you folks here?

Mine are:
Fury 1st Gen (ash/maple)
Fury 2nd Gen
Patriot (mine is mahogany/maple)

Not must have basses but...
I would like a Peavey RJ IV if one came along.
I would like a Unity Series bass or maybe a Dyna Unity.
I would also like a Fury 1st Gen with a rosewood fretboard if one came along.
 
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I have called Peavey customer service to confirm on a number of my basses, and they have confirmed the year I got from this list and have been more specific with a "born on" exact day date.
This list has been accurate on all the basses I've checked on, so I believe it is a pretty good indicator.
Peavey changing logos tends to make it difficult to hit the nail on the head without the serial number look up.
I have gotten to the point with Peavey basses that knowing just the order of basic generations is close enough.
__________________________________________

I am curious to know what are your must have Peavey basses for the rest of you folks here?

Mine are:
Fury 1st Gen (ash/maple)
Fury 2nd Gen
Patriot (mine is mahogany/maple)

Not must have basses but...
I would like a Peavey RJ IV if one came along.
I would like a Unity Series bass or maybe a Dyna Unity.
I would also like a Fury 1st Gen with a rosewood fretboard if one came along.

Cool on the serial number look-up, I have always trusted it...

Must haves:
Patriot/Foundation (Mahogany)
Fury 1st Gen (Ash)
Pats/Foundys (customs)

Did they make Foundations in ash?
 
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That mahogany foundation with the rosewood board was one of my pie in the sky must haves. I would also adore a patriot with a rosewood board, or a slant fury with a rosewood board. Further down the list would be a t-45 with a rosewood board, and the only other one I can think of would be a Forum AX with a rosewood board...

Can you tell I like a rosewood board? lol
 

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