AndyTravis

Well. I’m mates with a local dealership manager. ”Trav, you still after a BBPH? One has turned up at our warehouse, the last one we’ll ever see, last one in the UK - be here on Tuesday if you want it” ”yup, deposit?” ”yup” *pay deposit* ”All yours pal!” “WAHOO!” That was about 12.15 and at 14.29 ”Trav…erm…yeah…warehouse f*cked up. Booked a customer repair in as new stock…there’s no BBPH, sorry…” ”Mint” ”yeah, refund?” ”yeah”.

This.

Don’t talk to me about last bloody gasp purchases. My Friday experience was bizarre.

Only 14 made for USA. so I’m saying 500 worldwide

5 signed and I don’t actually know. i do know if we spoke to fender when we were in the shop, we could order 250 of something from the Mexican factory. I’d say 20 dealer sign up, 5/10 pieces each. 100-200 made, sorry…thinking on, worldwide. erm. 500-1000?

I was on a lot of heavy medication at the time. Because the bass was super heavy…but now I’m off my meds, I’d like it back.

Ah good - thanks for picking my Ibanez up, I left it with the guy… 🥴

The Trace Rigs seemed odd too - some went hug, some didn’t. I didn’t want the Ashdown for the Hooky connection, I just loved the Salford Rules bit…

It’s alright - the OP is a big strong bassist.

Well, if you let me know the address, I’ll remove the Ibanez and then you’ve only got to think about the peavey.

i wouldn’t put myself through that listening experience to try to identify the basses.

There’s an announcement on Thursday for Guy Pratt. Again, from the horses mouth.

I couldn’t believe the Peavey Foundation fretless went for more than the bicentennial thunderbird 😳

Well. To update from the horses mouth - I think the one above is a John Myung signature amp.

I worked in a shop when they were released and remembered preferring the standard to the DE too. Although the included gigbag was nice with it’s made little scorpion stitching - think the 2nd batch didn’t even come with those.

Major session guy, plays with Pink Floyd, has played with Michael Jackson, Madonna, Roxy Music/Brian Ferry - he’s done loads. Pretty much in the phone book under “first call” bass players like Pino Palladino, Leland Sklar and Nathan East (amongst others).

If it’s under a grand and 750/1000w I’m in bother.

I have put them - I know it’s not right, so I guessed about 4, once the list is running - we could denote p/pj/jj/active passive etc. some anomalies though - I’ve seen 1 or 2 400’s with 800 style pickguards (probably aftermarket) and a 400 which I now think was a 1600 body with a 400 neck. just in case people start googling images.

What are they £1200?

If it’s a blue double VU job, I’m screwed.

200 234/235 (current) 300 350f 350 400 404/405 414/415 414x 424/425 (X version too) 434/425 (current) 450 550 604/605 614/615 650 734/735a (current) 850 1000 (S version too - switch) 1024/1025 (X version too) 1100s 1200 (S version too) 1300 1500a 1600 2000 2004/2005 2024/2025 (X version too) 3000 (A/S versions) 5000 bbp34/35 (current) bb V bb Vi bb ViS bb vii/vii a bb x (same as bb1600) bb Standard/Limited 5 (order system/warmoth) bbg bbn (bbn5a - more affordable NE-1) bbg iis Signature Models bbne bbne2 bb714bs bbph bb1000ma bb3000ma bb2024ma can never remember these Please copy/Paste/Amend - as you wish.

200/300/350 (1990’s)/350f/400/650/800/1000(1970’s) there are 100’s of them. Can’t be bothered 😂

Dunno. And I didn’t measure. The 1100s is regular p placement too - not reversed. think the 1000/1200 are where the reverse P link comes from - the really old (late 70’s/Early 80’s) ones. The bb300 being an anomalous model for the mid 80’s, and the 350f The 450 (passive 1100s) is regular P setup too. Also, the BB’s are usually 21 frets - so maybe that has an overall impact on placement? Just speculation.

Some hooky gear.