Peavey Destiny
# Peavey Destiny

The Peavey Destiny is a solid body electric guitar of the superstrat type, manufactured between 1989 and 1994 in the US by Peavey.

All models have neck-through construction, 24 frets, a 15 in (381 mm) fingerboard radius, and a 24+3⁄4 in (629 mm) scale. The hardware included a Kahler Spyder double locking tremolo bridge and Schaller strap locks.

The standard Destiny has a rock maple neck, a poplar body, solid color paint jobs, and black hardware. The Destiny Custom has a flame maple neck, body wings of mahogany and gold-plated hardware.

The pickup and knob configuration, tremolo bridge, and overall body shape bears resemblance to the bolt-on HSS Fender HM Strat, and to the bolt-on Peavey Tracer (normally HS, but custom models did have HSS pickups). Like the Tracer, the Destiny's headstock is an "un-reversed" version of the Peavey Vandenberg's reversed headstock.

## Electronics

The pickup configuration is HSS. The guitar has one master volume control (1MΩ pot) and one tone master control (250kΩ pot), in addition to a 5-way pickup selector switch and a coil tap toggle switch to split the humbucker, i.e. use it in a single-coil configuration.

