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U.S. Peavey Club

I can hear it in my head - That maple board Steve Harris clickity clack growl. Love it ! The color looks wonderful.
Before I had it, I thought it would be really similar to a P, but it really isn’t. It’s a lot fewer lows and has really barky upper midrange, really dissimilar to any other bass I’ve ever heard. It’s admittedly not the most versatile tonally, but man, what it does do is just so unique.
 
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Yes, there is something in that dusty case that I picked up today!
Any guesses? I'll reveal tomorrow with pics :)
 
Mine is pretty cool too!

I still have the blue one and it is close to mint condition. I sold the red one.
I have that red one’s twin! My neck swap adventures for my fury left me with an extra set of Peavey’s early style clover keys, so I replaced the less than stellar ones on mine with the much better earlier clovers. I think I prefer the Titan style a bit better, but it’s a major improvement over the crap that was on there.
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Shawn and Bigtone are closest.
It's a 95 ash Foundation with a rosewood board which is a fairly rare combination I believe.
Here's a quick pic....more to follow along with details
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Nice bass Runnerman an '85 Foundation with the earlier Peavey Foundation decal. And not the later Foundation Peavey decal, like my '86 beauty.
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Shawn and Bigtone are closest.
It's a 95 ash Foundation with a rosewood board which is a fairly rare combination I believe.
Here's a quick pic....more to follow along with details
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Don't you mean an '85 Foundation?

Those ash and hog Foundations are kinda uncommon. Knowing Peavey, and their widespread use of northern (?) ash, I'd expect that one to weigh in on the portly side.

Nice find, regardless.
 
I dropped my Millennium and my new Cirrus off to Texas Toast Guitars today.

The shop is making a roasted neck for the Millennium and I'm having the headstock painted on the Cirrus. However, the shop doesn't have access to logos and decals.

Can anybody recommend a place where I can get good replacements? Is this something I can get from Peavey?
 
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I dropped my Millennium and my new Cirrus off to Texas Toast Guitars today.

The shop is making a roasted neck for the Millennium and I'm having the headstock painted on the Cirrus. However, the shop doesn't have access to logos and decals.

Can anybody recommend a place where I can get good replacements? Is this something I can get from Peavey?

Remember, Pat Wilkins can duplicate them. Bit without a paint job, not sure.