1982 Peavey T-20 Bass              
Condition: Very Good showing normal players wear, scratches and chips but overall presents nicely
Color: Natural
Mod's/Upgrades: No
Breaks Or Repairs: No
Weight: 8lbs 14oz
Scale Length: 34”
Nut Width: 1 ¾”
Case: Original Hardshell Case
Notes: Made In The USA

The Peavey T-20 is a classic, American-made electric bass produced in the early 1980s (1982–1984). It is widely regarded as a "player's bass," offering a punchy, Precision-style tone with the durability of a "tank".

Specifications & Features

• Pickups: Equipped with a single, slanted Super Ferrite passive blade pickup known for a bright, aggressive, and punchy sound.
• Scale Length: Standard 34-inch full scale.
• Construction: Features a bi-laminate maple neck for stability and a solid hardwood body (typically ash or maple).
• Design: A slimmer, more contemporary body profile compared to its "big brother," the Peavey T-40.
• Hardware: Includes high-ratio 24:1 tuners and a top-loading, chrome-plated bridge.

Performance Highlights

• Tone: "P-bass on steroids" due to the high-output Super Ferrite pickup.
• Weight: Lighter and more balanced than its big brother, the T-40
• Durability: Renowned for its roadworthy build quality and reliable hardware