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Too bad Peavey never made phones.Joining the Peavey family again soon...
...buy my new phone will only post pics in downloadable form (white arrow instead of a preview).

Here's an update/one finished Peavey mod of mine:XSOGOL PEAVEY MODS - PART 1
1994 Peavey RSB Koa - let's just call this "RSB" for now
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Mods To Be Executed:
Other Possible Mods:
- Replace stock neck with custom 32" scale 24 fret neck...working with Garz Guitars to figure this one out.
- Gold Hipshot Ultralite tuners
- Gold Hipshot Kickass bridge (is the stock bridge good enough to keep?)
- Install a Darkglass Tone Capsule or Aguilar OBP3 preamp (I am open to suggestions) - keeping the stock active VFL pickups
Wow! So sweet. Congrats!Here's an update/one finished Peavey mod of mine:
Rudy K. Garz-o (the "K" stands for Koa)
1994 Peavey RSB Koa
I always wanted a Peavey Cirrus but couldn't do the 35" scale thing...here's the next best thing in my opinion (and many many thanks to Mark Garza of Garz Guitars for all of his fine work...this thing is such a joy to play!)
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Features:
- 1994 Peavey RSB Koa bolt-on-style body
- Neck Pickup: Peavey active Vertical Flux Loading (VFL) humbucker
- Bridge Pickup: Peavey active vertical flux loading (VFL) humbucker
- Garz Guitars custom 32" scale replacement neck:
- 7 piece maple-purpleheart-maple-purpleheart-maple-purpleheart-maple neck
- Comfortable U-shape neck radius (for smaller hands)
- Tilt back headstock (matching koa veneer on the headstock) with 2x2 gold Hipshot ultra lite tuners
- 1.5"/38mm Jazz bass-ish style nut width
- Pau Ferro fretboard
- Side marker dots
- Stylized Garz "G" at the twelfth fret (like the Cirrus "C")
- 24 frets (gold-like fretwire)
- Brass nut
- Two way truss rod
- Graphite reinforcement
- Mods done to body
- Freshly oiled
- Modified to string through body
- Gold Hipshot bridge allowing for string through body
- Updated gold knobs
- Mods done to electronics
- Shielding
- Aguilar OBP3 preamp
Here's an update/one finished Peavey mod of mine:
Rudy K. Garz-o (the "K" stands for Koa)
1994 Peavey RSB Koa
I always wanted a Peavey Cirrus but couldn't do the 35" scale thing...here's the next best thing in my opinion (and many many thanks to Mark Garza of Garz Guitars for all of his fine work...this thing is such a joy to play!)
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Features:
- 1994 Peavey RSB Koa bolt-on-style body
- Neck Pickup: Peavey active Vertical Flux Loading (VFL) humbucker
- Bridge Pickup: Peavey active vertical flux loading (VFL) humbucker
- Garz Guitars custom 32" scale replacement neck:
- 7 piece maple-purpleheart-maple-purpleheart-maple-purpleheart-maple neck
- Comfortable U-shape neck radius (for smaller hands)
- Tilt back headstock (matching koa veneer on the headstock) with 2x2 gold Hipshot ultra lite tuners
- 1.5"/38mm Jazz bass-ish style nut width
- Pau Ferro fretboard
- Side marker dots
- Stylized Garz "G" at the twelfth fret (like the Cirrus "C")
- 24 frets (gold-like fretwire)
- Brass nut
- Two way truss rod
- Graphite reinforcement
- Mods done to body
- Freshly oiled
- Modified to string through body
- Gold Hipshot bridge allowing for string through body
- Updated gold knobs
- Mods done to electronics
- Shielding
- Aguilar OBP3 preamp
He is most definitely the man! Looking forward to seeing what Mark's finished work on yours!WOW !!!!!!
I asked Mark to put a G where the C goes on mine in an email I sent him and he already did it to yours ! So cool.
Mark is the man !
Incidentally, the SF single coil I placed in between the two T40 pickups in my wacky potential project above is the same pickup (thanks @bigtone23!) that Jerry blasted apart and rebuilt for me in that link.
The pickup lives on!Incidentally, the SF single coil I placed in between the two T40 pickups in my wacky potential project above is the same pickup (thanks @bigtone23!) that Jerry blasted apart and rebuilt for me in that link.
Too bad Peavey never made phones.![]()
NBD !
I finally received my newest family member. I found this in Florida and with the help of a couple of my cousins, it’s finally home. 1984 Foundation, Pearl Health, it’s the first one I’ve seen this color !
My thoughts are:Sometimes I can't help myself (actually a lot of times). Here's another project I'm thinking of doing:
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Please tell me thoughts and/or poke holes in this idea. Thanks!
- '78 T40 body (this is the lightest T40 body I've every picked up...under 5lbs), pickups, neck plate and knobs (my birth year)
- 32" scale Warmoth maple neck with canary fingerboard
- Super Ferrite single coil in the middle (probably going to try to slide the bridge humbucker closer to the bridge so I can try to get one of the neck T40 coils in the 24th fret position, the SF single in the 36th fret position and one of the T40 bridge coils in the 48th fret position.
- Some sort of pickup switching and some sort of coil tapping (I don't really want to do the wiring traditional here)
- Badass III string through body bridge (filling in the hole with a block of something)
- Sanding down the body to do an art contour, tummy and body contours
- Probably a blue paisley pickguard
- Probably some trans dark blue rubbed on oil finish on the body, back of the neck and headstock

Man, that turned out great. Four thumbs up.Here's an update/one finished Peavey mod of mine:
Rudy K. Garz-o (the "K" stands for Koa)
1994 Peavey RSB Koa
I always wanted a Peavey Cirrus but couldn't do the 35" scale thing...here's the next best thing in my opinion (and many many thanks to Mark Garza of Garz Guitars for all of his fine work...this thing is such a joy to play!)
View attachment 4926747
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View attachment 4926751
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Features:
- 1994 Peavey RSB Koa bolt-on-style body
- Neck Pickup: Peavey active Vertical Flux Loading (VFL) humbucker
- Bridge Pickup: Peavey active vertical flux loading (VFL) humbucker
- Garz Guitars custom 32" scale replacement neck:
- 7 piece maple-purpleheart-maple-purpleheart-maple-purpleheart-maple neck
- Comfortable U-shape neck radius (for smaller hands)
- Tilt back headstock (matching koa veneer on the headstock) with 2x2 gold Hipshot ultra lite tuners
- 1.5"/38mm Jazz bass-ish style nut width
- Pau Ferro fretboard
- Side marker dots
- Stylized Garz "G" at the twelfth fret (like the Cirrus "C")
- 24 frets (gold-like fretwire)
- Brass nut
- Two way truss rod
- Graphite reinforcement
- Mods done to body
- Freshly oiled
- Modified to string through body
- Gold Hipshot bridge allowing for string through body
- Updated gold knobs
- Mods done to electronics
- Shielding
- Aguilar OBP3 preamp
I do love Wenge.
I have a 96 Warwick Fortress Masterman and my favorite part is the wenge neck.