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*raises hand*
View attachment 3207448Peavey Foundation bass by thaddeusthompson, on Flickr
This is what caused me to join this group and pick up a few more Peaveys. I'm originally from MS, so I'm used to Peavey gear being everywhere - but I never actually owned one of their basses. When my BL said the new record would need some fretless, I picked this up. It has all the tones I was trying to get out of a MIM Jazz that I'd converted to fretless - and sounds a bit like a P bass with the neck pickup soloed. I like it!

drooldeal alert!
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Oh there's also this.... I'm DYING here.... Chuck - buy this.....
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well geez. They gave me free shipping. NBD incoming....
my wife is going to kill me....
While I understand the quite well, I am single and only have myself and God to answer to. I keep trying to reduce my collection of equipment but and not doing too good at it.
I did a virtual T45 with an old Ibanez RB I love. Instead of the spin a split, a push/pull pot was used on the tone control. It's an easy way to get single or humbucking tones with full tone control range. Doesn't require any extra drilling or modification, either.my t40 is my favorite bass
I love the single coil tones, but would like to be able to roll the single coil tone down
has anyone ever put a varitone on both pickups? or would a push pull tone knob that switches it from single to humbucker with full tone control work better?
maybe replace the phase switch with two coil tap mini switches?
I need to do this mod to one of my T-40s! I don't find the humbuckers usable (tonewise and for my tastes) which is very odd, as I've always said "I'm a humbucker man". A full tone control for each humbucker might do the trick.I did a virtual T45 with an old Ibanez RB I love. Instead of the spin a split, a push/pull pot was used on the tone control. It's an easy way to get single or humbucking tones with full tone control range. Doesn't require any extra drilling or modification, either.
Not sure what you mean exactly.....these era of Foundation need literally nothing changed imo.View attachment 3209445 Bridge question. Have a '84 Foundation & while changing strings tonight the bridge was looking pretty rough! What is a good replacement for it? It is in original condition, BTW.
If the saddle height Allen screws aren't corroded to the point they don't function, I'd leave the bridge. That's normal 35 year corrosion.Yes, I noticed some pitting on the barrels of the bridgeView attachment 3209504 View attachment 3209505