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U.S. Peavey Club

Well put the penny in today. ImageUploadedByTalkBass1388943474.439251.jpgImageUploadedByTalkBass1388943486.888421.jpg
And took off the pic guard to snoop around. Does it look right?ImageUploadedByTalkBass1388943524.455034.jpg
 
Just got this from peavy customer service.

Hello,
This is a 1983 serial number.
T-20 Sun Fire red w. maple neck - $374.50
Gloss finish has a Ash Body and satin finish as a Maple body.
34" Scale
21 frets
One High output Single Coil Pickup
Tone compensated volume control
Wide range Tone control
24:1 ratio tuners
Schematic attached
Thanks,
Aubrey

Peavey Customer Service
 
Question. How easy did the metal nuts wear out in the T40. Mine looks like the strings sit very low in it. Also the E string touches the wood behind the bit a little. I've got to get it setup and new strings, but can you find these metal nuts if you were to need them?

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If anyone is interested or needs this. I could not find it on here. So I'll put this up. I can email to anyone who wants it or needs it. It came from Peavy Customer Service. View attachment 385554

Thanks for the schematic. My 94 Fury wiring is different. Mine has a .047mfd tone cap, the tone control is wired off of the volume pot center lug and it has no .001 mfd treble bleed cap. I did add a 680pfd treble bleed cap to mine and can now dial in lots of different voices.

:)
 
Question. How easy did the metal nuts wear out in the T40. Mine looks like the strings sit very low in it. Also the E string touches the wood behind the bit a little. I've got to get it setup and new strings, but can you find these metal nuts if you were to need them?

The metal topnuts were die cast and not available. They have a very hard surface so do not file it as die cast parts are not as hard in the interior as they are on the surface. I doubt the topnut on your bass is worn. The E string lightly touching the wood behind the topnut is really nothing to worry about as long as it is easy to tune and doesn't bind.

mech
 
Thanks for the schematic. My 94 Fury wiring is different. Mine has a .047mfd tone cap, the tone control is wired off of the volume pot center lug and it has no .001 mfd treble bleed cap. I did add a 680pfd treble bleed cap to mine and can now dial in lots of different voices.

:)

well i looked and asked for a T20 wiring diagram with no response so i figured i would put it up.