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Peavey Cirrus??? Where did it go?

They reintroduced them in 2016. Not sure if that line is still going, but their website seems to indicate it is. Indonesian made I believe. That said, I have no idea why anyone would buy a new one. Good condition used American made ones can be had for about the same price.
 
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Just watch the ads for a Cirrus in great condition. Be warned, however, the prices are going up these days. Folks are asking (not sure what they are getting) prices that were unheard of 3 years ago. I own 3 Cirrus USA 6 strings. I paid about $800 for a very nice condition Redwood top, traded a Stingray 5 (only had about $700 in the Stingray) for a Wenge top 6 like new and paid $1200 for a like new Claro Walnut 6.

Some folks are advertising well worn basses for prices that are at least $400 high IMO.

You definitely should hang around on this thread and let folks know what you are looking for. Someone may have one to sell you: The Official U.S. Peavey Cirrus Club

Good luck. The search will be worth it.
 
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