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As a fan of Peavey and an owner of a T-60 I must admit that I've not played anything of theirs that was built after the 1980s. Not that I would have reason to avoid, I've just not seen one I'd consider trying. Then I saw this Peavey Riptide and find myself wanting to try.
I like what they've done with the Tele styling and I could probably even get used to what seems to be an excessively long lower horn.
At $325 Canadian I'm sure you could do worse.
R.W. Haller
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Peavey Riptide. An interesting new take on the Telecaster design
guitarz.blogspot.com:
As a fan of Peavey and an owner of a T-60 I must admit that I've not played anything of theirs that was built after the 1980s. Not that I would have reason to avoid, I've just not seen one I'd consider trying. Then I saw this Peavey Riptide and find myself wanting to try.
I like what they've done with the Tele styling and I could probably even get used to what seems to be an excessively long lower horn.
At $325 Canadian I'm sure you could do worse.
R.W. Haller
© 2015, Guitarz - The Original Guitar Blog - the blog that goes all the way to 11!
Please read our photo and content policy.
- 1985 Tokai Paisley Telecaster Copy
guitarz.blogspot.com: I almost bought a 1980s MIJ Fender paisley Telecaster once. It was in a pawn shop in the early 1990s for $400 Canadian. It was a time before anyone could easily find out that the MIJ Fenders of that era were so incredible,...
- Ibanez Talman Prestige Series Debuts At Namm. My Dreams Come True?
guitarz.blogspot.com: So, I posted about my desire for an Ibanez Roadstar Telecaster literally less than 15 minutes ago. Then I scroll through my news feed and see these from NAMM. I'm not sure what to think. What I do know is that I love the styling...
- Tele Tuesday - Buy This Smelly Old Effin Guitar
guitarz.blogspot.com: It's likely become apparent to you all that I am a huge Telecaster fan. I love all Teles. From the Fender Standard American to the wackiest take on the design, I can rarely find fault with them. I thought I could share that...
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guitarz.blogspot.com: There is a lot to like about this "Telecaster" 1- It's a nice variation on a very well known theme 2- It's only $95 ( and that's Canadian dollars, so it's almost free ) 3- The outdoor pictures can help me forget...
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