I'm putting this beautiful (possibly one of-a-kind) Peavey Cirrus 5er up for sale.
I'm asking $900 shipped in the lower 48 (includes the bass, factory hardshell case, and two sets of strings, see below).
It's a Peavey Cirrus 5 in translucent green. This does not have the matching headstock: the headstock is black enamel with the Peavey logo. I do not know the year or location of manufacture. It's in excellent, but not mint, condition. It has one very small ding within the curve of the lower horn and some hazing above the neck pickup and beneath the G string which appear to have come from playing it with a pick. The neck is slim and has a very playable satin-y finish. String spacing is 17.5mm at the bridge. 35" scale length. I've strung it with LaBella tapewounds, and I'll throw in the roundwounds it came with (I packed them away) and a set of as-yet-unused LaBella flat wounds, since I won't be needing them. I like an extremely low action, which is how it's strung right now. I also added some very nice new knobs to replace the dull-looking stock black rubber knobs that came with it (though I'll dig those up and send them if it's important to you to have them). This model does *not* have the sweepable mids on the pre. Includes Peavey hardshell case.
It's the bass I'm playing in my avatar pic. Here's a shot of it with the new knobs, but the old round wounds.
Here's an up-close shot of the new knobs:
And finally, here's an album of pics of what it looked like when I bought it from jimc 2 years ago:
http://picasaweb.google.com/cobbmeis...at=directlink#
