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U.S. Peavey Club
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Not bad!!! The question is -- will this bass meet the needs of your projects? I know you have been putting out the PA for a Cirrus but, I wasn't quite sure what led to the emergency. All in all - that's a killer price for that bass.
I have an ash Gen 1 Slant Fury with a nice 1987 Fury neck on it and a cool aftermarket pickguard and sexy wood knobs.
So the Blue T20 is redundant with it's Slant SF pickup.
Since it has a Foundation neck, it is certainly not a collector piece.
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Just wanted to share! Yeah just need a 5
right now the family has some bills to pay and I need a 5 for playing
Some of the instruments currently are being sold by the family
A white Patriot, or THE white Patriot ? At $275 that is pretty much the original price after tax and shipping.
A white patriot lol, maple neck and natural headstock. It's probably a fine bass, but not the steal to make me drop everything and go for it.
I think I saw that one this morning....Fuquay Varina. It was $250
Thank you. I'm questioning whether it's bubinga or mahogany. I'm not seeing bubinga examples out there. Where SHOULD the numbers on this bass be located?
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Build materials for these were usually mahogany bodies. I don't the type of wood that was used for the painted examples. If you can't find a serial number on the headstock, you might be able to find it on the inside of the battery or control compartment.
Wood was actually listed as Imbuiya, probably the wrong spelling.
. No excuse since i am English!
. No excuse since i am English!Wood was actually listed as Imbuiya, probably the wrong spelling.
I looked that wood up and indeed it looks the same as this bass.
Thought you folks might find this interesting; Hot Mulligan, one of my favorite band's bassists used to use a Dyna! I think he plays a reverend pj now, but I was going through old videos and had to do a double take lol. Theres not much footage of them back then, but its still kinda neat
