Just got a Peavey Millennium4 in Candy Red with JJ pup configuration. Damn near perfect with HSC. Shockingly, the setup as is was incredible...super low and nary a buzz. The Pau Ferro board with maple position markers is very classy. I tried to capture the candy effect in the last pic....hard to do. Pretty happy with this one.
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godofthunder59
Life is short, buy the bass.
- Feb 19, 2006
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Every time I've picked up any Peavey bass, or guitar for that matter, they've weighed a ton. Are any of these EVER lightweight?
The T series ones were the heaviest. They slimmed down the bodies when they introduced the Foundations/Fury's etc. And the later USA bases like the Millenium, Cirrus, GV, etc. are all reasonable weight. I'll give this one a weigh tomorrow and post.
There were a few dogs after the T-era, but virtually all of their newer USA stuff is fairly lightweight. Cirrus and Millenium basses in particular are pretty svelte.
