Guitar
This was my "go to" guitar, in the rehearsal room, for a good
couple of years.
This one is the later Blade, with Bat switches.
The all sound slightly different - this one is particularly powerful and
once you get it singing, it will hold a note for ages.
Not much else I can say about this old fella, that I haven't said already
about the Peavey T range.
Just a nice guitar!
Will put up some better shots, in the future - a bunch of the "T's",
all together.
I was having a bit of trouble with the camera/lighting on this one.
Must try harder!
Next time. . . . another guitar, that I have had for almost forty years!!
There's a bit more of a story, to that one!
Cheers. :)
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Guitar
Peavey T-60 . . . . The Black one!
This was my "go to" guitar, in the rehearsal room, for a good
couple of years.
This one is the later Blade, with Bat switches.
The all sound slightly different - this one is particularly powerful and
once you get it singing, it will hold a note for ages.
Not much else I can say about this old fella, that I haven't said already
about the Peavey T range.
Just a nice guitar!
Will put up some better shots, in the future - a bunch of the "T's",
all together.
I was having a bit of trouble with the camera/lighting on this one.
Must try harder!
Next time. . . . another guitar, that I have had for almost forty years!!
There's a bit more of a story, to that one!
Cheers. :)
- Peavey Foundation - Roger Glover, Ritchie Blackmore And Deep Purple. . . . . . .
Well, there you have it! Roger Glover, in the Perfect Strangers era, weilding a white Peavey Foundation. Nice! There's another fella in the band, next to him. . . Ladies and Gentlemen, Mr Ritchie Blackmore. Playing Bass?? Yep! Looks like...
- Peavey T-40 And T-60 Users And Literature. .
Peavey were keen to let it be known that their guitars were being used by major artists, at the time - perhaps the most famous, was Ross Valory of the band, Journey. There was also Leon Medica of Le Roux and Banner Thomas from Molly...
- Peavey T-40 And T-60, The Begining. . . .
Peavey T-40 and T-60 - Bass & Guitar. How far is it back to the beginning?? 1822!! "You're Kidding"!!! Well, sort of! Way back, Thomas Blanchard invented a machine to make gun stocks all the same shape. See picture of Thomas and...
- Peavey T-40 And T-60, The Story. . . . . .
I have been asked, many times, about the "T Series" Peavey Basses and Guitars and have said that at some point, I would collate all the information I have and do a feature. So, the next few posts will be about the T-40 and T60. Way back in April,...
- Ones That Have Gone. . . . . .
Well, it's been some time since I was last here and as this is my 150th post about my collection. . . . . Something different! This is going to be about some of the ones that have gone. I know I said I would do the Telecaster but the...