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U.S. Peavey Club

Is $50 a good price for a set of the heavy duty tuners used on the late 70s early 80s usa peaveys? They're either grovers or schallers from what I can see, the tuners on my T-40 were the best I've ever used, and I'd like to use them whenever possible. Found a set, but unsure whats a good price for hardware nowadays.

$50 for a used set in very good condition is not bad. They are Grover Titan tuners. NOS sets do occasionally come up for sale on eBay and usually go for $75 or better.
 
I promised that I wouldn't bore you all with another refinish (and I hope not to,) but thought you might be interested in what I found under the red paint. The '89 was solid ash, the '95 not so much.

The back:

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The front --wetted down for clarity:

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Not sure what kind of wood, but a four piece body covered top and bottom with a veneer.

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I promised that I wouldn't bore you all with another refinish (and I hope not to,) but thought you might be interested in what I found under the red paint. The '89 was solid ash, the '95 not so much.

The back:

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The front --wetted down for clarity:

DSCN1476.jpg


Not sure what kind of wood, but a four piece body covered top and bottom with a veneer.

DSCN1476.jpg

This wood is nice. I am surprised they gave it a non-translucid finish.

The result should be nice.
 
Someone PMd me asking what a "contour" (egg, bullet, rotomold etc) case was... and if other things would fit in one.

I've logged well over a million miles with a single case.. purposely beaten the snot out of it... never prepped when mailing etc.. zero failures.

There are differences in the headstock area and the horn cut outs... I know of at least 6 different interiors.

If anyone has the naked foam type. PM me.. it's super easy to clean off your bass... no solvents needed.
 

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Got one of the cases. I don't buy cases usually (the ones I have came with instruments I bought used) so I have no idea if it was a good price or not, but I felt around $50 including shipping was nice for a good tough case.

We'll see if it stands up to mil-spec, I might have to bring it into work and test it :D

When I get it I'll have to see just which instruments I can fit in it.
 
Got one of the cases. I don't buy cases usually (the ones I have came with instruments I bought used) so I have no idea if it was a good price or not, but I felt around $50 including shipping was nice for a good tough case.

We'll see if it stands up to mil-spec, I might have to bring it into work and test it :D

When I get it I'll have to see just which instruments I can fit in it.


you paid the within the average price band...

IF it was the lined one on Ebay - you did well.

Tim
 
I just got my first Peavey Bass a T45,this has a great neck,better than my MIA Jazz I have to admit.Love the sound this thing pokes out as well,Its a great playable bass.:bassist:

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Edit,I need to find another original Peavey Knob dunno about my chances in NZ :(