Contact the guy, they may be totally into a Tbird type bass...
I have a thing for the foundry's especially the customs like this one. I have one just like it...
Cheers!
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U.S. Peavey Club
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Contact the guy, they may be totally into a Tbird type bass...
I have a thing for the foundry's especially the customs like this one. I have one just like it...
Cheers!
This peavey TL is stock finish wise!
but. It’s got some chips…. Was thinking
should I send her in for a purple trans ?
Happy 4th of July !!!!Firstly Happy 4th of July to all our American members of this great club.
Secondly has the prices of American made Peavey basses, started to slow down recently? The reason I ask is that on eBay here in the UK there are, 2 classic basses with really low offers at the moment.
There is a '93 Foundation with SF pickups & what looks like a, '87 Dyna Bass in white with a bit of wear & tear both in Squier Affinity money.
I promised my missus that I wouldn't buy any basses at this time, but that's a lot of Dyna Bass for so little money see what it goes for in the end.
Update on the Peavey "rising prices" topic started by Shawn earlier today .
The white Dynabass ended at £155 ($214 USD) with 7 bids.
The £110 ($152 USD) Foundation has been relisted as it failed to get a single bid.
In other news
MGR in Duluth GA has a fretless Cirrus 5'er , the Kenosha WI branch has a Millennium JJ 4 string.
The white Dynabass ended at £155 ($214 USD) with 7 bids.
The £110 ($152 USD) Foundation has been relisted as it failed to get a single bid.
In other news
MGR in Duluth GA has a fretless Cirrus 5'er , the Kenosha WI branch has a Millennium JJ 4 string.
Here's my 4th of July project. I was bored today, so I decided to add fret markers, new strings, and a Hipshot KickAss bridge to my Foundation S. I just did the set up and intonation, too. I think it looks great. I already had the Seymour Duncan dip switch pups in there from the last mod. Sorry about the crappy photos. Can anyone recommend a good point and shoot camera ?
Peavey's version of seafoam green, short lived 2001 to 2004.
I love those SD pickups with the switches! I have a Kramer Spector NS2C with them in it!
They are great !! I buy them whenever I see them. I think I have 3 pairs in my box o' parts.
Any idea what the model name/number is? I've been looking for something new to put into my Fender Zone pj.
I have no idea !! I just search for "Seymour Duncan dip switch bass pickups".
I want that amp its leaning up against....
Where is this? No one on my area has Mesa.
I use my phone for everything (Samsung Galaxy 6, so its not even a new one)
Choose less busy backgrounds and no flash if you can get away with overhead lights. Even better, use natural light. I have my favorite tree I usually use as a background
Wow, that's great ! I have a Galaxy S7, but I prefer a camera. I am using my Sony Cybershot 2020 model, but it's the $129 version, and I'm pretty disappointed.
I havent had good luck with the 'cheaper' (no offense) point and shoot. I do have a Nikon Digital SLR, but the phone is easier.
I just got a Sony A5100 and a few lenses for my department at work - great camera, but its overkill for what we need.... On the level of bringing two 8x10 rigs to a coffee shop gig. (But then I might do that too....)
No offense taken !!! It's true !!! Anyway, I guess I'll continue my research. Leaning towards Canon and Panasonic. I better get back on topic before admin blows a gasket !
Back on topic... PEAVEY!
I wish I got to try that all tube Classic 400 back in the day.
