Peavey Forum

I'm not sure if this has been posted or not, but we lost Chip Todd on 14 February.

https://www.echovita.com/us/obituaries/ ... i-15990877

I have a Peavey PFC-5 pedal board loaded with Peavey pedals. The original power supply no longer works, but I use a One-Spot power supply with daisy chain. I forget which adapter plug that I use for these pedals.

From what info I've collected over the years:

Milestone (1983-1986) - Frost Blue, Inca Gold, Silver, Sunfire Red, White
Milestone II - Natural
Milestone Custom (1985-1986) - Pearl Rose, Pearl White, Silver, Sunfire Red
Milestone 12 (1985-1986) - Metallic Charcoal, Pearl White

I sat in with my favorite band a couple weeks ago. That's me on the 1984 Razer.

I have got to make the trip myself one day.

I really, really, really need that red Sustainite...

I got lucky and scored an original case with my Mystic, Mantis LT and Razer. I haven't tried it but I would be that a Coffin Case would work.

The picture of 00000001 and 00000002 on the T-60 Mafia welcome page shows the walnut neck that Chip made. It also is stamped 00000002 The burgundy one out there has the original 00000002 neck on it and was owned by Chip's daughter. I've had the pleasure of playing both of these guitars in the past a...

I hope the info I sent made sense and helps out. Bear in mind Peavey didn't exactly keep a complete record that we can go back and look at. Chip has stated that he really wishes they had paid more attention to that.

I've had great success using Goof Off to remove stickers from guitars. A little patience and the military spit shine approach has always worked for me.

That being said I've never attempted the process on a pickguard. If it doesn't work you always have the option of getting another pickguard.

That's a beautiful guitar!!! I'm only about an hour from you now . I've moved to Tennessee Thanks! we are all neighbors. Nice ax You guys need to come to Chattanooga for a visit. Take in Songbirds Guitar Museum at the Choo-Choo. No Peavey's in the museum however. :( Awesome looking guitar, Frank. I...

Here ya go folks. A shot of the T-63 in action while sitting in with my friends in Radio Cult.

Non-stock tuners that a previous owner installed.

I'm pretty sure those are the rub on type, no water required, just some elbow grease.

I believe those you have to rub onto the headstock.