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U.S. Peavey Club

Yeah, this makes US made Peavey number 15 in my stable. All but two are fives. I'm allergic to four strings, although if a dyna unity koa showed up, I'd snag it. At least I'm not collecting old Fender basses.

Def let us know! I called on that one before the pic was up. The guy I talked to said there was a lot of bow in the neck (not sure if he meant TR relief), and a good size ding on the bottom near the jack, and some other body damage. I’m weird about dings so I passed on it - besides my wife would have killed me...
 
I would guess that the picture is just dark, and the Lilac Foundation is actually Salmon, like the one I bought from Ken R recently.

I saved these pics off an ebay listing a while ago. If it hadn't been so beat up I might have gone for it. It's not the salmon finish, or rose pink, or whatever. Is it "lilac"? It's extremely uncommon, whatever it's called.

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That could be whats called a Pearl Rose colour by my Peavey Colour chart for a Maple neck Foundation

I think you have a winner there. Cool color chart, too.

Do you happen to know what years of production that chart represents? Not seeing anything on the list that might be the name of those 'salmon pink' Foundations we see now and then.
 
I think you have a winner there. Cool color chart, too.

Do you happen to know what years of production that chart represents? Not seeing anything on the list that might be the name of those 'salmon pink' Foundations we see now and then.
That Colour chart is from a Peavey Monitor Magazine from 1984 if that helps..otherwise I cant be sure of production years unless one of the Peavey experts chimes in.
 
I ran across a pic in one of my magazines about a Peavey Midibase Bass Guitar which looked interesting. I found a thread here on TB about it too. This is that link. For Sale - 1992 Peavey MidiBase
The guitar seems to be a cross between a Midi controller and a bass guitar...quite rare and very interesting..I'll include my pics and info I have of it. Comments should prove interesting from you Peavey Bassists. Giff.
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I can provide you with a photo of the guts.
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First time I came across it was 88/89. The designer,Steve Chick (?), and Wal were developing the tech. Group of us were watching it being demo'd, then the swine going through the techno wizardry handed it to me :jawdrop::jawdrop: My bottle went and I handed it straight back,never played a note :laugh:

Got one last year,keep promising myself I'll get a handle on it but frankly it's over my head. The systems today are so much easier. One of these can be had for £40/£50

sonuus - Music Products Designed in the UK
 
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I can provide you with a photo of the guts.
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First time I came across it was 88/89. The designer,Steve Chick (?), and Wal were developing the tech. Group of us were watching it being demo'd, then the swine going through the techno wizardry handed it to me :jawdrop::jawdrop: My bottle went and I handed it straight back,never played a note :laugh:

Got one last year,keep promising myself I'll get a handle on it but frankly it's over my head. The systems today are so much easier. One of these can be had for £40/£50

sonuus - Music Products Designed in the UK
Once again kodiak matie you astound me and I can hear every Scottish nuance in those little smiley faces loll
I agree tho...it looks like a very complicated beast. My UK wife had to explain about you loosing your bottle to me..I thought maybe he was holding his beer and was disturbed when the guy handed the bass to him...she cracked up...NOOO she said...it means kodiak lost his nerve basically and said..take this thing back lolll now ive cracked up. Thanks again kodiak for the entertainment and great pic/info. Giff.
 
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"My bottle went"...mmm..i'm still laughing here...I thought maybe you werent allowed to drink in the Bass Presentation area and they confiscated your bottle of beer..oh heck..I'm still learning all the UK phrases..Blimey!

I thought it meant he pee'd his pants. lol
 
@Giffro
I can provide you with a photo of the guts.
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First time I came across it was 88/89. The designer,Steve Chick (?), and Wal were developing the tech. Group of us were watching it being demo'd, then the swine going through the techno wizardry handed it to me :jawdrop::jawdrop: My bottle went and I handed it straight back,never played a note :laugh:

Got one last year,keep promising myself I'll get a handle on it but frankly it's over my head. The systems today are so much easier. One of these can be had for £40/£50

sonuus - Music Products Designed in the UK
I noodled on a Midi Bass at Broadway Sound back in the early 90s. Way too much $$ for me and too complicated too! IIRC every fret was wired up so that they were basically sensors.
 
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Yeah, this makes US made Peavey number 15 in my stable. All but two are fives. I'm allergic to four strings, although if a dyna unity koa showed up, I'd snag it. At least I'm not collecting old Fender basses.
Best I can do for you BassikLee..bad magazine pic but a Dyna Unity Koa but only an allergic 4 loll
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I played an outdoor gig today - it was 37 degrees at noon when we started!!! But - the bluebird skys and crisp temps gave me this nice pic of one of my Millenium 5’s! Protec Contego gig bag - love that bag!! Guitarist and singers husband were drooling over the maple top :)

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Beautiful looking bass..I agree with the onlookers, but 37 degrees..I thought darn that's stinking hot..took me a few seconds to realise you meant 37F not 37C like we use in Aust. Celsius measurement lolll Guess 37F was a tad chilly lol Must be a bit hard on the fingers playing in cold temps like that. We can get quite cold here in Aust but our winters, in most parts of Australia, are generally quite warm compared to that 37F temp.
 
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