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U.S. Peavey Club

Has anyone here had a pickguard made for a Gen2 Fury (Titan tuners, ring headstock, SplitP Pickup)?

This one may be obscure (and short lived) enough that Pickguard Heaven may not have a template.

I've bought several different Peavey pickguards from Chandler Music's Pickguardplanet and all were excellent. Here's two on the Fury model you described. PG 326.

https://www.pickguardplanet.com/peavey-fury-bass-pickguards/

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Here's a rough Christmas practice recording of an Axcellerator in a Band context.

Strings: DR HiBeams
Bass: Axcellerator 5
Amp: None - DI to Board
Board Signal Processing: None... everything is neutral
Signal Chain: Shure Wireless > Boss Tuner > Compressor > MXR M80

I did this without a pick.. fingers
 

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@Mark Andrew
90's Peavey Fury refinish

Here's an old thread of mine where I stripped a 3rd gen Fury. It's was 3 or 4 blocks of wood glued together with veneers on from and back. It has polyurethane paint. I took it off with a heat gun and putty knife. Trying to sand through that stuff would be a nightmare.
Thanks will take a look. I may try cutting the paint first just to smarten it up...
 
Thanks Chuck! Same to you!
I hope santa put something Peavey under the tree for you all. Mine came in the form of an old 410 tx old man kindly refurbished cosmetically it's in good shape now. Forgot how nice those cabs sounded. Nice to have one back....;)
 

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Reverb.com has always been WAY TOO expensive. Their prices are above list price. I just don't get it. You really need to know what you're looking for and know the market to buy from that sight or you will pay too much. That Rudy Sarzo "Cirrus" is clean, but it's still only a $650 bass.
 
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Reverb.com has always been WAY TOO expensive. Their prices are above list price. I just don't get it. You really need to know what you're looking for and know the market to buy from that sight or you will pay too much. That Rudy Sarzo "Cirrus" is clean, but it's still only a $650 bass.

I've gotten some bargains off Reverb. Some of the prices are way too high but if you watch you can score something good for a fair price. I've made low offers on basses and had them accepted. Some folks just overprice their stuff or have not really researched what similar items go for. I bought one bass for $510 delivered and there is another one in the same condition on Reverb now for $1199 plus shipping.
 
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Reverb.com has always been WAY TOO expensive.

All the non-expensive items got bought up before you found them, so only the expensive ones remained.

The way to shop Reverb/Ebay/Amazon etc. is to have patience and set up a price watch, which is a webservice that will notify you when an item matching your search criteria (eg, "Peavy Rudy Sarzo") appears at or below your price threshold. (Reverb and Ebay will do this for you. Amazon won't, but there are third party sites like camelcamelcamel.com that do Amazon price watches.)
 
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