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U.S. Peavey Club

Here are a couple pics of my old faithful 1986 Foundation S. Had it since new and have done more shows on this bass then any other bass I own.
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For some reason I wanted Ignatz and Krazy Kat painted on it way back. A couple years ago I had a couple stickers made instead. Easier to remove when I get tired of it.
 
Here are a couple pics of my old faithful 1986 Foundation S. Had it since new and have done more shows on this bass then any other bass I own.View attachment 3663914 View attachment 3663915

For some reason I wanted Ignatz and Krazy Kat painted on it way back. A couple years ago I had a couple stickers made instead. Easier to remove when I get tired of it.
Still in very good condition for its age and usage :thumbsup:. Still think this is Peavey's best body & headstock shape :cool:.
 
What’s a Peavey Zodiac like?

Great for the money, but not US made - apart from a pair of very rare prototypes that were on Reverb a couple months ago. I have the Ellefson one, was my main player for about 10 years. The P alone gives a killer P impression, the P+J gives a pretty cool, almost Wal-ish modern tone. The J alone is ok. They can have QC issues, but they can be great. Very jazz-like neck, bit rounder, but narrow.
 
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