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U.S. Peavey Club

7 Peaveys. 1 more that is a tribute to Peavey.
7.5 Peaveys. 3 are stock, all the others moderately to wildly modified.

83.5 T42.5 (82 T45 neck, 85 Foundation Body, Blade pickups)
84 Foundation
85 DynaBass
87 RicRiot (87 Body, 83 Neck--does that make this an 85? haha)
87 Foundriot (87 Patriot neck from the above bass, 87 Foundation body)
91 DynaBass 5
94 Forum Plus (Wilde P46/J45L pickups)
1984 RB45. Ibanez RB630 with T45 electronic guts and triangle string tree.
 
I just saw the prettiest G-Bass I've ever seen..
Peavey G BASS USA Modulus graphite neck 1999 - Purple Metallic | Reverb
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I just saw the prettiest G-Bass I've ever seen..
That's the one John Diggins' grandson Toby refinished last April.

John owns Jaydee Guitars, Toby was freelance but got their fancy finish work :)

Anyway back to the gorgeous G-bass, I remember it well.
Fella took a horrendous hit, it sold on eBay for £300 odds ; doubt that covered more than the refin money.
 
Nope. Very cool! 4 strings AND sunburst are out of my wheelhouse.
Well, when I saw it go past $300 I was out. I figured with shipping, STUPID tax, etc it would come close to $500 and that's just way out of my budget for a "something to have because it's cool" bass.

But, BOY was that a CLEAN bass.
 
I'm not even close to the top of the heap. I currently have 6, and 5 are super ferrite basses.
2 x Fury
2 x Foundation
Dyna
Patriot

I've let two go. I'm fairly happy with the current crowd but will add a Cirrus at some point and I'm always on the lookout for a Gen 2 Fury if I can find a decent price and condition.

Lee and Mr. Blair will be at the top of the pile.
 
I currently have 6, and 5 are super ferrite basses.
2 x Fury
2 x Foundation
Dyna
Patriot

I've let two go. I'm fairly happy with the current crowd but will add a Cirrus at some point and I'm always on the lookout for a Gen 2 Fury

Lee and Mr. Blair will be at the top of the pile.
I've had a number of Peaveys come and go, G Bass, Foundation, Axcellerator, late Gen 3 Fury, Foundation S.
I love Super Ferrites, and one pickup passive Peaveys are the ones I tend to keep.
I end up not buying the higher end Peaveys.
I've got:
Gen 1 Slant Fury
Gen 2 Fury
Gen 3 Fury
Patriot
PeaveyBird (Gen 3 Fury with a Thunderbird pickup in place of the split P)
 
Over the years I had a beautiful blood red/rosewood series 2 T40 that went bye-bye when the former wife had declared only two basses at a time (there’s a reason she was a former wife), a holoflake G-Bass and one of the U.S. Millennium Plus JJs that MF was clearing out for, gulp, $275–new, with factory hard case. Also a natural/rosewood original Foundation that was a victim of the aforementioned two bass policy no longer in effect.
My current forever wife is just the opposite—she delights in surprising me with new basses, bless her heart!
Kim
 
You guys are making me miss all of the ones that got away (10 in total). I'm down to a single '88 Fury (that I absolutely adore) it's also my only 4 string, and my only P bass.

The ones that got away...
1988 Peavey Fury
1986 Peavey Foundation
1980 Peavey T40
1986 Peavey Patriot
1992 Peavey Foundation
1995 Peavey Foundation V
1992 Peavey TL-5
2012 Peavey Millenium w/ Chinese Ebony Neck
2007 Peavey Cirrus 6
1991 Peavey Fury
 
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Sitting here watching the WS my best count is 25 Peavey basses...T40 T45 T20 RJIV VoidIV Dyna Milestone 1st Gen Fury(2) 2nd Gen Fury(2) Patriot(6) Foundation(8).

That's out of 54 to include one aluminum upright, one Guild ABG and only one 5 strings EBMM.

So...where do I stand?
Looks like BassickLee is top dog with 40+.
That means kodiakblair (who I thought was the king) still ranks high with 28 and also because we've seen pics of a couple rooms full of Peaveys before the thinning of the herd.
Bleecker is right where I thought he would be at 25, ...that's a lot of Peavey basses.
Mech (Ronnie Goss) still holds some ranking because he used to have a pretty sizable pile of Peaveys.
Some of you guys that have a quiver of high end Peaveys get extra points for the fact that yours are super fancy.
MnAirHead is a Peavey bass legend because over 300 Peavey basses is a number I can't even get my head around.
I like bigtone23 because he makes custom shop Peaveys and makes Peaveys out of non Peavey basses too!
Thumbs up for all the cool fellas here. :bassist:
 
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