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U.S. Peavey Club
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I finally finished this T-20 mutt.
Bought the body (wood only) for $5
Took the neck from my 92-93 Foundation, much nicer size than a T20 neck, in my opinion.
Bought the new pickguard from Pickguard Heaven.
Speed Knobs came off one of my Furys that now has a Geezer P assembly, EMG pots won't take these knobs.
The control cavity assembly came out of the same Fury.
A good friend had a T20 bridge.
A good friend had a pickup.
Bought the pickup trim ring from Frets on the Net.
Bought the neckplate off ebay.
Bought the body (wood only) for $5
Took the neck from my 92-93 Foundation, much nicer size than a T20 neck, in my opinion.
Bought the new pickguard from Pickguard Heaven.
Speed Knobs came off one of my Furys that now has a Geezer P assembly, EMG pots won't take these knobs.
The control cavity assembly came out of the same Fury.
A good friend had a T20 bridge.
A good friend had a pickup.
Bought the pickup trim ring from Frets on the Net.
Bought the neckplate off ebay.
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Hey guys I am starting a U.S. Peavey Club here at Talk Bass,please let me know if you are interested.Thanks Joe
Please excuse my ignorance, but what is involved with "joining" this club? It was hard enough to find. Is there some way to "bookmark" this thread on the Forum?
Since you have replied to this thread, you will now get notified every time anyone posts something in this thread.
If you have a USA Peavey, by all means post a pic of it here, we would all enjoyed seeing what you have and hearing about it.
If you have a USA Peavey, by all means post a pic of it here, we would all enjoyed seeing what you have and hearing about it.
All righty then
I'll post a pic or 2 in few days - have a recording project to deal with for the next week or so.
FWIW, I have 5 B-Quads.
Two fretted four stringers (transparent violet & teal) that were part of Bromberg's original dealer tour and are 2 of the first 12 production models made (verified ltr from Hartley Peavey), a 4 string fretless Gildaxe finish I bought from Jio (Forum member - Owner of Gildaxe), a black 5 string fretless, one of the last ones made, custom ordered (with Bromberg's approval) with no fret lines or "B" inlay at 12th position (my Darth Vader bass
), and a white 4 string fretted I recently purchased that miraculously showed up at my local Guitar Center. Love them all.Still looking for a natural finish 5 string fretted.
Awesome dude!
What I really need is a few extra piezo bridge saddles like the original ones from Rick Turner. I have one spare which I need for replacement on the Teal B-Quad but it's chrome, gold is what I need. But hey, Rick Turner was kind enough to send me his last one (chrome) so I'm not going to complain. The B-Quad are scarce enough let alone looking for spare parts!
My black 5 string fretless took 18 months to get. After a lot of frustration and repeated inquiry I was told the delay was because my custom order no-fret lines neck was thought to be a defect and consequently was sitting in the defect pile for a while.
I wonder if the B-Quad neck fits a regular Fender P or J bass body.
What I really need is a few extra piezo bridge saddles like the original ones from Rick Turner. I have one spare which I need for replacement on the Teal B-Quad but it's chrome, gold is what I need. But hey, Rick Turner was kind enough to send me his last one (chrome) so I'm not going to complain. The B-Quad are scarce enough let alone looking for spare parts!
My black 5 string fretless took 18 months to get. After a lot of frustration and repeated inquiry I was told the delay was because my custom order no-fret lines neck was thought to be a defect and consequently was sitting in the defect pile for a while.
I wonder if the B-Quad neck fits a regular Fender P or J bass body.
The short answer is no. Reason: 24 frets plus that extended tongue. My plan is to make more of a Cirrus shaped body style for them.
All righty then
I'll post a pic or 2 in few days - have a recording project to deal with for the next week or so.
FWIW, I have 5 B-Quads.
Two fretted four stringers (transparent violet & teal) that were part of Bromberg's original dealer tour and are 2 of the first 12 production models made (verified ltr from Hartley Peavey), a 4 string fretless Gildaxe finish I bought from Jio (Forum member - Owner of Gildaxe), a black 5 string fretless, one of the last ones made, custom ordered (with Bromberg's approval) with no fret lines or "B" inlay at 12th position (my Darth Vader bass
Still looking for a natural finish 5 string fretted.
Can't wait for a family picture of those B-Quads!!!
Don't know if this is old news but here it is.
Rubber bands for Peavey speed knobs. Fella in New Mexico makes them
Repro Guitar Parts
Rubber bands for Peavey speed knobs. Fella in New Mexico makes them
Repro Guitar Parts
The Cirrus showed up yesterday! It's a beauty! Thank you @MNAirHead for being so helpful and easy to work with for this sale! I love this bass so much already!
