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U.S. Peavey Club

I found D'addario Chromes to be a good "all around" flats sound, mellow without cutting out too much of the frequency band; whereas GHS Precision had more of the "old school" thump I craved. I also used Rotosound flats for a while because it was the only way I could get that Roger Waters P-bass tone, though to me they seemed to lower my output some... perhaps the material they are made of.
 
Sound Clips -- Millenium Plus

Someone a while back was looking or naked Millenium Plus sound clips.

I was hired to do a 1 take studio demo... they wanted a squash compressorish sound... got it directly from the bass.

IF someone is interested I have approval to send out ... pm me and I can drop box it to you etc.

Wishing I can remember who asked.
 
NBD Peavey TL-Five

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Sorry about the crappy pics.. Great bass! Needs new strings and a setup though.
 
Sound Clips -- Millenium Plus

Someone a while back was looking or naked Millenium Plus sound clips.

I was hired to do a 1 take studio demo... they wanted a squash compressorish sound... got it directly from the bass.

IF someone is interested I have approval to send out ... pm me and I can drop box it to you etc.

Wishing I can remember who asked.

Thanks for the emailed sound file. Those file types are a challenge for me to upload to TB...maybe someone else will do that.
 
Would love to know what year my T-40 is...love this bass. As a kid my bass teacher played one just like it so when I saw this one hanging in a GC for about $100 (this was about 7 years ago, before prices started skyrocketing) I had to have it!
Could I please have a number?


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You should be able to run the serial number - it's pretty straightforward for the USA instruments:

8Mxxxxxx ............................................1978
0000xxxx t/m 0030xxxx ........................1978
0031xxxx t/m 0047xxxx ........................1979
0048xxxx t/m 0065xxxx ........................1980
0066xxxx t/m 0099xxxx ........................1981
0100xxxx t/m 0129xxxx ........................1982
0130xxxx t/m 0169xxxx ........................1983
0170xxxx t/m 0199xxxx ........................1984
0200xxxx t/m 0239xxxx ........................1985
0240xxxx t/m 0259xxxx ........................1986
0260xxxx t/m 0339xxxx ........................1987
0340xxxx t/m 0359xxxx ........................1988
0360xxxx t/m 0419xxxx ........................1989
0420xxxx t/m 0439xxxx ........................1990
0440xxxx t/m 0519xxxx ........................1991
0520xxxx t/m 0599xxxx ........................1992
0600xxxx t/m 0639xxxx ........................1993
0640xxxx t/m 0769xxxx ........................1994
0770xxxx >>.........................................1995


Would love to know what year my T-40 is...love this bass. As a kid my bass teacher played one just like it so when I saw this one hanging in a GC for about $100 (this was about 7 years ago, before prices started skyrocketing) I had to have it!
Could I please have a number?


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I'm not sure they were still making T40s in '88. I can't tell from the pic, does it have the rail pole pieces on the pups or is it the "toaster" style? If there are no visible pole pieces and no tummy cut, I'd say more like '78, the first year of production.



Thanks Neal! looks like my T-40 is an '88. were there different models for T-40? I saw a pic of one on TB that had a "gut-cut" on the back but mine is flat...what other differences were there between years/models? (just curious) Thanks.
 
I'm not sure they were still making T40s in '88. I can't tell from the pic, does it have the rail pole pieces on the pups or is it the "toaster" style? If there are no visible pole pieces and no tummy cut, I'd say more like '78, the first year of production.

The T-40 was made from 1977-1987. You'll find several threads on the web by owners of '87 T-40's equipped w/ 'blade' pickups.
 
I have a Max 110 bass amp that sits at the end of my couch and is almost like one of my pets. It is a nice small amp that has a little growl and a little footprint and less neighbor problems.

I really like some of the tone out, but I can't get past 12 o'clock before it clipps real bad. I think that is caused by the real hot signal coming out of my active Ibanez SRX.

I have hopes of upgrading both soon.