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U.S. Peavey Club

Okay, I'm going to say it. It seems a bit surprising that no collector has taken the time to launch a definitive Peavey bass (or Peavey guitar) site on the web. We're talking models, photographs, and descriptions. Of course (in a perfect world) the manufacturers would track their history, and at least include a listing on their site, or a sister site. This was something that I did w/ Buescher saxes in the early days of the web (including nearly every model with many photos), and allowed it to disappear-when AOL stopped their web hosting for members.

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Okay, I'm going to say it. It seems a bit surprising that no collector has taken the time to launch a definitive Peavey bass (or Peavey guitar) site on the web. We're talking models, photographs, and descriptions. Of course (in a perfect world) the manufacturers would track their history, and at least include a listing on their site, or a sister site. This was something that I did w/ Buescher saxes in the early days of the web (including nearly every model with many photos), and allowed it to disappear-when AOL stopped their web hosting for members.

Please go ahead and send us the URL :)
 
Okay, I'm going to say it. It seems a bit surprising that no collector has taken the time to launch a definitive Peavey bass (or Peavey guitar) site on the web. We're talking models, photographs, and descriptions. Of course (in a perfect world) the manufacturers would track their history, and at least include a listing on their site, or a sister site. This was something that I did w/ Buescher saxes in the early days of the web (including nearly every model with many photos), and allowed it to disappear-when AOL stopped their web hosting for members.

There was a dedicated T-60 site a while back, "hotguitars.com" but somehow it disappeared. :crying:
 
Last week the brown truck brought my latest bass. A '91 Rudy Sarzo signature. The G-string was broke -not a big deal - and the truss rod cover had the G-word on it. hmmmm...... So I caled Peavey to see if a new 1 was available - not only did they have 1 they mailed it to me free of charge ! !

Its in the shop having a few little things done I'll post "new" photos when I get it back


Great Job Peavey ! !:hyper:
 
the t60 is still posted - $300 w/ ohsc - lots of buckle rash, looks good otherwise
there is also a t30 w/ the ohsc with the built in amp ... bit high @ $450

can't find the reactor - must have sold.

If the case is in good condition collectors have been known to pay $500 for theem

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Cool thread going on here - sarzo basses

http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=705988