So awesome sir! How does she play/sound?
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U.S. Peavey Club
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So awesome sir! How does she play/sound?
These medium scale warmoth necks are really nice! Action and relief are low. Neck is buzz free. I put an angled shim in the neck pocket and the setup is perfect. It plays incredibly easy.
I just need to find my A string nut file and set the intonation.
My red patriot is out getting a neck pickup installed, but from what I recall, this one sounds a bit more round. I'm loving it. Right now!
Second Gen! I love the neck on mine.
Priced to sell!
<div class="vl-image vl-image__no-fill"><img src=https://i.ebayimg.com/thumbs/images/g/vawAAOSwpn5lxn5H/s-l1600.jpg alt></div>Peavey Fury 2nd Gen 4 String Bass Guitar Made in USA - 1990$250.00
Priced to sell!
<div class="vl-image vl-image__no-fill"><img src=https://i.ebayimg.com/thumbs/images/g/vawAAOSwpn5lxn5H/s-l1600.jpg alt></div>Peavey Fury 2nd Gen 4 String Bass Guitar Made in USA - 1990$250.00
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After years of building and trying everything , Gotoh are the Go to for me , can't beat the machining quality at a good price. Posts are always stable
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My Gen 2 Fury is that blue.Oh god I want that body (if I had a nickel for every time I said that...)...
I changed the pickguard to B/W/B and the hardware to black.
Peavey chose that blue because it was a color that Chevy used for some of the 1962 Corvettes.
Somebody at Peavey must have had a nice vette.
That color is all the hawtness for sure. Love me a good Vette Peavey!My Gen 2 Fury is that blue.
I changed the pickguard to B/W/B and the hardware to black.
Peavey chose that blue because it was a color that Chevy used for some of the 1962 Corvettes.
Somebody at Peavey must have had a nice vette.
You'll get no argument from me on that score.
Never had a Gotoh tuning peg fail and I've sets going back over 40 years. Their Carbon range is impressive, full Fender size tuners weighing just 35g and only 46g for the 4 string bridge.
My Gen 2 Fury is that blue.
I changed the pickguard to B/W/B and the hardware to black.
Peavey chose that blue because it was a color that Chevy used for some of the 1962 Corvettes.
Somebody at Peavey must have had a nice vette.
Frost Blue according to one of those charts, cool color for sure...
That Fury on EBay might not be the '62 Custom Blue, it might be Frost Blue like your T20.
My Gen 2 Fury is '62 Custom Blue (according to Mech) which is definitely a darker and different shade than the Frost Blue.
Here it is with a B/W/B guard and black hardware.
It had a white guard, chrome hardware and no pickup when I bought it.
You can see the this Fury, a Foundation I sold to Chuck and your T20 in page 742 of this thread. The Foundation and Fury are 62 Blue and the T20 is Frost Blue.
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Here is a link to a 1989 Peavey Vandenberg Signature Model guitar for sale described as 62 Blue (same year as my Fury).
Peavey Vandenberg Guitar Signature Blue 1989 In Great Condition Rarely for Sale | eBay
You can see pics of my Foundation in '62 Blue (that I sold to Chuck) with the matching blue headstock, and my 1989 Fury (before hardware and pickguard change) and your T20 body on page 742 of this thread.
https://www.talkbass.com/threads/u-s-peavey-club.367148/page-742
Peavey Vandenberg Guitar Signature Blue 1989 In Great Condition Rarely for Sale | eBay
You can see pics of my Foundation in '62 Blue (that I sold to Chuck) with the matching blue headstock, and my 1989 Fury (before hardware and pickguard change) and your T20 body on page 742 of this thread.
https://www.talkbass.com/threads/u-s-peavey-club.367148/page-742
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The frost blue looks very similar to the blue on Daion Savage basses.
If you could find a clean pair of black, ice-cube control knobs with the white numbering, that would make your Fury look pretty darn slick! It already looks fantastic, just sayin'.
At this point it has black knurled aluminum knobs that look pretty good, but I would like to put Peavey lightning bolt knobs on it.If you could find a clean pair of black, ice-cube control knobs with the white numbering, that would make your Fury look pretty darn slick! It already looks fantastic, just sayin'.
I really like that 62 blue a lot! That foundation with the matching headstock is a beauty?
I still have lots of knobs...?
Hopping in here because I've been curious what the consensus is on the USA Millenniums Peavey did awhile back. The wood they used on them is stunning and some can be had for around $600 bucks which in today's market doesn't seem that crazy. Just wasn't sure how hard replacing anything on one might be if I ever ran into troubles with one.
Peavey Lightning knob vs. Peavey Ice Cube knob Fitment Question:
Own an 1985 Foundation w/ ice-cube control knobs. During that year, Peavey seemed to have made a knob change going from the Lightning P knob to the Ice Cube w/ rubber grip knob according to this thread. Read post #6 by @bigtone23
https://www.talkbass.com/threads/peavey-foundation-evolution-serial-to-date.1473543/
I have not pryed the ice cube knobs off of their shafts yet but I'm thinking the shafts are splined.
My question is....
Will the Lightning P knobs fit correctly on splined shafts?
My bass. Having a clean set of Lightning P knobs on there would sure make it look fancy! Thank you for the advice.
@Bleecker
Own an 1985 Foundation w/ ice-cube control knobs. During that year, Peavey seemed to have made a knob change going from the Lightning P knob to the Ice Cube w/ rubber grip knob according to this thread. Read post #6 by @bigtone23
https://www.talkbass.com/threads/peavey-foundation-evolution-serial-to-date.1473543/
I have not pryed the ice cube knobs off of their shafts yet but I'm thinking the shafts are splined.
My question is....
Will the Lightning P knobs fit correctly on splined shafts?
My bass. Having a clean set of Lightning P knobs on there would sure make it look fancy! Thank you for the advice.
@Bleecker
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