Yes, this makes definitively sense! Thank you very much!
Peavey Bässe
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Yes, this makes definitively sense! Thank you very much!
JA, aber andersrum. "Außen" verstehe ich als "oben".
Einspruch. "outer knob" ist der im Umfang größere, also der untere. Damit stellst du die Frequenz ein.
Mit dem "inner knob" regelst du boost/cut. Er müsste also eine Mittenrasterung aufweisen.
Kann man auch ausprobieren, geht so schnell nix bei kaputt.
cheers
us
Mit dem "inner knob" regelst du boost/cut. Er müsste also eine Mittenrasterung aufweisen.
Kann man auch ausprobieren, geht so schnell nix bei kaputt.
cheers
us
kodiakblair
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Myself, the cat and the Peaveys moved home recently. Once we got settled I added a B-Quad that's now sporting my favoured RS Nexus strings.
Time for a family photo
Time for a family photo
kodiakblair
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In the 15 year Frog has been with me he's got more and more jaded with bass guitars
Worse when I threw the sofa out to make room for more
Worse when I threw the sofa out to make room for more
Fenderbender
New Member
Seriously? You're a maniac!
Worse when I threw the sofa out to make room for more
What a great collection!
kodiakblair
Well-Known Member
Thank You Blub
kodiakblair
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Had an email on Thursday regarding Peavey basses so started to explain the great deal to the cat.
As you can see He couldn't have cared less
The email came from a fella I'd tried to dissuade from selling his Peaveys last month but he's a committed Fender player and offered
me a great deal. The Cirrus custom shop was New Old Stock and adds some refinement to the USA Cirrus.Mostly this is cosmetic like
bird's eye maple neck,quilted top, abalone dots and rosewood TR/cavity covers. It does however come with the Millennium preamp
so variable mids are available. This week I'll string both the USA and CS with Roto Nexus and will A/B them
There was also an 84 T-40 in tobacco burst. He'd recently purchased this in mint condition from London's Bass Gallery,it really is flawless
and is lightweight for a T-40 being less than 5Kg. Having never had the blade version of the T-40 again I'm interested to A/B it with a 78
model .
Also swapped the BBOT bridge,tuners and tidied the wiring on the Zodiac DE. I wonder though if it can still be called a Zodiac ?
The headstock was broken so a Millennium neck was fitted,Duncan Basslines were replaced for louder Entwistle Neos. That just
leaves the body and scratchplate.
Not the easiet thing to photograph sorry
That's all from a busy Peavey week in Scotland.
As you can see He couldn't have cared less
The email came from a fella I'd tried to dissuade from selling his Peaveys last month but he's a committed Fender player and offered
me a great deal. The Cirrus custom shop was New Old Stock and adds some refinement to the USA Cirrus.Mostly this is cosmetic like
bird's eye maple neck,quilted top, abalone dots and rosewood TR/cavity covers. It does however come with the Millennium preamp
so variable mids are available. This week I'll string both the USA and CS with Roto Nexus and will A/B them
There was also an 84 T-40 in tobacco burst. He'd recently purchased this in mint condition from London's Bass Gallery,it really is flawless
and is lightweight for a T-40 being less than 5Kg. Having never had the blade version of the T-40 again I'm interested to A/B it with a 78
model .
Also swapped the BBOT bridge,tuners and tidied the wiring on the Zodiac DE. I wonder though if it can still be called a Zodiac ?
The headstock was broken so a Millennium neck was fitted,Duncan Basslines were replaced for louder Entwistle Neos. That just
leaves the body and scratchplate.
Not the easiet thing to photograph sorry
That's all from a busy Peavey week in Scotland.
kodiakblair
Well-Known Member
It's happened again
Another unplanned Peavey.
On Sunday night a good friend called with some bad news, terminal cancer and less than 3 months to live. This was bad enough but something he said
struck a chord. He recently fixed up his 2 motorcycles and we are experiencing unusually good weather in Scotland,sadly he's too sick to enjoy his bikes
in the short time left.
Having an almost complete Peavey collection I don't want to run out of time before it's finished. I'd been looking for an Axecelerator but hit some problems,
GC won't ship used goods overseas,my cousin in America can't be bothered to purchase one for me and a recent one on Ebay.de felt like a scam !
Well on Sunday bassic.de member @jogi68 came to the rescue He had a lovely purple 5 string for sale and was happy to ship to Scotland 
So Scotland's Peavey clan has a new brother. Managed about a half hour and I'm impressed,don't normally play 5 strings but the Wilkinson adjustable
bridge will help if I struggle with string spacing.
Enough yakking here's the photos
Another unplanned Peavey.
On Sunday night a good friend called with some bad news, terminal cancer and less than 3 months to live. This was bad enough but something he said
struck a chord. He recently fixed up his 2 motorcycles and we are experiencing unusually good weather in Scotland,sadly he's too sick to enjoy his bikes
in the short time left.
Having an almost complete Peavey collection I don't want to run out of time before it's finished. I'd been looking for an Axecelerator but hit some problems,
GC won't ship used goods overseas,my cousin in America can't be bothered to purchase one for me and a recent one on Ebay.de felt like a scam !
Well on Sunday bassic.de member @jogi68 came to the rescue
He had a lovely purple 5 string for sale and was happy to ship to Scotland So Scotland's Peavey clan has a new brother. Managed about a half hour and I'm impressed,don't normally play 5 strings but the Wilkinson adjustable
bridge will help if I struggle with string spacing.
Enough yakking here's the photos
That's really bad, bad news.
Take care.Nice one. Congrats!
kodiakblair
Well-Known Member
Thanks US
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