Is this a Peavey Rockingham?

EricTheWeary

Not very clear shots shots of it until after about 4:20. It's a guitar that seems to pop up in my life at odd junctures but I wasn't 100% sure this actually was one. 

Dominic

Might be a Heritage 

Rox

Looks like it to me.  It's the spikier Peavey logo and the inlays are the same.

http://captaincosmos.free.fr/guitares/rockingham/Peavey_Rockingham_05.jpg

TheMarlin

I couldn't get a good look at it.  The headstock shape is about right, but can't be sure.  

I know he's got a bunch of Gretsches (6120, Penguin, and synchromatic), but it's non of those...

TheMarlin

On closer inspection, I'm 95% sure it is a Rockingham. 

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=peavey+rockingham&client=safari&hl=en-gb&prmd=sivn&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiuvOaOpqLSAhUJKMAKHQufDioQ_AUICCgC&biw=414&bih=628#imgrc=4_d_eGmiP_fL2M:

EricTheWeary

 Cheers all. I know it's a relatively old clip (2005) but it seemed interesting that he's playing what's obviously a very big gig with a guitar you can pick up for £300. Read into that what you will. 

Rox

It's worth knowing that the Peavey Rockingham is the same as the Peerless Gigmaster Custom, and the Gretsch 3131.  However, the Peavey was the only one with that headstock shape.

I had a Purple Rockingham and it was bloody marvellous, so I can see why he'd use it on stage.  Probably upgraded wiring and pups, mind.

TheMarlin

They are great guitars, beautifully built.  I had the purple one.  Popped locking tuners on it, oil city loom, oil city Dynasonic/P90 pickups, and Tru Arc bridge.  
Stood up very very well to my Gretsches. Was remarkably similar to my Tim Armstrong Country Club.  
For the price these guitars achieve on the used market, there is no better hollowbody.  Kicks the ass of all the Ibanez hollow bodies I've played.  

RocknRollDave

http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/peavey-b6-rockingham-string-archtop-542042344

EricTheWeary

RocknRollDave said:

http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/peavey-b6-rockingham-string-archtop-542042344

Ah ha!