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U.S. Peavey Club

I've had a lot of USA Peavey's, but here's my latest acquisition... hope you like it. :)

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So I got my Fury in the other day and the electronics need some work. Unfortunately, I think as much as I had GAS for a P-style bass, it isn't really my thing. That or I am just not digging the Duncan SPB-2. What I do love is the sexy thin neck on that thing. The bad part is I love it so much it is now on my T-40....which having one more fret than the T-40's neck caused some issues with the intonation. So the light bulb went on and against my better judgment took the Schaller roller bridge that was installed on the Fury and drilled holes for it on the T-40. Now if I ever wanted to revert, the holes will be covered by the T-40's bridge. The only downside is three holes from the original bridge are visible but thats no biggie for me. Since my digital camera decided to die on me I'll have to rely on my phone. I'll have some pics of the blasphemy up later.
 
Well, I'm going to take my two USA Millennium 5s to Vic's house today and compare them with his new USA Cirrus 5. Should be interesting. I'm starting to think a Cirrus 5 will be my next bass when I can afford one.