NGD PEAVEY T-15

[shnitzl]

I just got it after a long 4 week wait. But she's mine now. Here she is.

 

[shnitzl]

Oh snap forgot the pics. Here

 

[SamClemons]

Cool...How does it play? There is a lot of nostalgia for those models. Peavey ought to do a reissue.

 

[blonde52]

Congrats man, those T series Peaveys are cool-ass guitars and fun to play.

 

[shnitzl]

The pickups kick major butt. I feel a little cramped up on the neck though it feels realy short. I love it it really has a sweet sound and the pickups are hot. They really sizzle all for 80 bucks and a long wait haha I'm so stoked. I'm going to put my tele in the shop now that I got another good player. I think precious (my tele) is jellous. I've heard about tele neck transplants or t-60 neck transplants to make it full scale let me know

 

[Scooter91]

Nice score! I've been keeping an eye out for one of these, saw a nice one in a local pawnshop a few months back, nice shape, no case, I saw the price tag at $299 and almost fainted! Of course it's the same place that thinks their used Johnson strats are worth $200.....heehee!

 

[rjones652]

Nice, and a decent (better than average) price.

Welcome to the CVLT.

 

[TeleTim911]

Love those old Peavey guitars. I owned a T-60 like when they were first released. Great guitar, played perfect right out of the box. Wish I still had.

 

[studio1087]

T-15......the Mississippi Mustang.

Congratulations.

Plucky pickups aren't they??

 

[shnitzl]

They really are I love em but I just can't make my fat hand make cords down low on the tiny frets hahaha but I still love it.

 

[oldmark]

I got one of those about 10 weeks ago, got 3 more Peavey guitars and a Peavey amp since then.
I love the variety of tones the T 15 gives you-it really can sound like many different guitars just by changing the control settings.

Great buy, too...there was one for sale on Daddy's Junky Music Online a few days ago, but it's "as is"...

mark

 

[6942]

That is a pretty cool guitar for sure.....enjoy!!

Steve

 

[eichaan]

That is a dead ringer for my first electric, a T-15 I got for my 16th birthday in 1986. I wish I still had it, but I loaned it to a relative, who lost it. Congratulations!

 

[jwj4856]

When I got my T-15 it was in terrible shape, the pickups were totally shot and rusted real bad, was unable to locate a decent priced set of super ferrites so i decided to put in a set of TOG humbucker sized P-90's, which I am glad I did because I love the sound of it now.

 

[e-merlin]

Really nice. I have two! Those pickups are not hot, they just fill the bill. The are in the 6-ohm range. I've got a Tele build with a Super Ferrite in the neck position going now. The bridge PU is a medium output 60's style Chandler Tele pickup. The two pickups are well matched output-wise.

Glad you enjoy yours, as these pickups are fantastic.

 

[shnitzl]

Compared to my 69 tele they are loud and compared to my dads gibson with pro burstbuckers its loud but I haven't played with a lot of pickups when I found this guitar I was after a blacktop jazzmaster then my friend had this in pawn and said it had p90s so I jumped then he said it was a t60 then it was a t15 then 60 again a month later when I finally drove him to the pawn shop it was the t-15 you see here. I still think the neck is too little for me but I'm used to my tele. Now I've been playing it I think there's a bad ground in the jack plug

 

[shnitzl]

Oh ya e merlin thanx for al your posts u helped me find out a lot of info on these guitars and made me want it more

 

[fezz parka]

With a 25.5 scale neck, it's a twanging beast:

 

[msfenderarg]

Nice!


Happy NGDay!

 

[rjones652]

With a 25.5 scale neck, it's a twanging beast:
http://i901.photobucket.com/albums/ac218/sunnyland_photos/IMG_1396.jpg
http://i901.photobucket.com/albums/ac218/sunnyland_photos/IMG_1395.jpg

:Cognitive Dissonance WTF ???:



25" scale T-15.....who woulda thunk???
You got any catalog Documentation on that Plank-o-Cool, cowboy?