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U.S. Peavey Club

If it makes a better player - and I agree that a gloss neck is a poor player - then it’s an improvement. Screw the $$, these are tools. Tools for making music.

Besides, you can’t tell from that photo whether it’s gone down to “raw wood”. All you can say is they went through the color coat.
Just do it thoughtfully. You can't "unsand"... 😏
Also some kind of oil or sealer, lightly wet sanded with a fine grit and steel wool'd, isn't a bad idea.
 
More power to him! If he gets $700 for his then I will sell mine on there for $1000....mine is minty with no sanded neck and still has the battery door and original case. :laugh:
There was a pink on there sunday that was priced at $1200...it sold quick!

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People should do what they want with their own basses, but realize there are people who would never buy it if they can tell it's been sanded, at all.
I think most of us at lest are just trying to be helpful and give constructive contributions. You want a neck to last, it's generally a good idea to protect it from moisture and other elements. That's why we have 15,002 choices for finishes.
 
Yeah, they signed in here for a number and a free plug.

Gotta love capitalism :thumbsup:
Doesn't matter...he has it listed for sale on on Reverb now ;)
I'm cool with revoking the number. The guy I sold it to is selling it on reverb and has it listed locally for 450. I'm watching the listings for fun. I did double my money when I sold the bass. Although it played nice the frets were worn and that is not something I feel comfortable replacing myself. I did find a battery cover/holder which I have on order that I now have to return.
 
I'm cool with revoking the number.
Don't sweat it on my account friend :)

No fouls no harm committed :thumbsup: You also had the good grace not to follow the usual pattern, make gushing posts for 7 days to garner interest, drop a hint on day 8 "you love it but it's not working out" so thinking of selling; then come back and start the process again with the next pawn store find :laugh:
 
I'm cool with revoking the number. The guy I sold it to is selling it on reverb and has it listed locally for 450. I'm watching the listings for fun. I did double my money when I sold the bass. Although it played nice the frets were worn and that is not something I feel comfortable replacing myself. I did find a battery cover/holder which I have on order that I now have to return.
No worries! stay and play! We are just a bunch of cranky old men with "Peavey-grass" lawns :laugh:
Welcome to Talkbass!
 
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