I have an approximately 10 year old Peavey 4 string Axcelerator...BUT it's mis-printed to say "Axceleator", missing the R. Anyone know if this ads or reduces value? Thanks!?
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Peavey Misprint Value?
- Thread starter 4grafzeppelin9
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Are you sure the decal hasn't just worn off? I doubt it would be a misprint...but I've been wrong before.
IF it's a home hack job - it reduces the value... if it's factory it's just a generation revision....
An Axcelerator 5 is an under the radar bass... when posting it ensure you put all of the different spellings in a keyword line. I commonly can't remember how the catalog had it spelled.
Sunburst will add... condition will add.. seems as if non-gold hardware adds to this model.
Tim
Oh yea... also note that the bass is 1/2 way sounding between fender and cirrus.. kind of a different vibe to what they've produced.
Cool bass (especially if a 5er)
Cool bass (especially if a 5er)
Axcelerators run around $250 on the used market. There's really no value to add or subtract from.
Depends.. attractive and well maintained ones often command more.. I've seen them sell up to $500
It's a more obscure model.
It's a more obscure model.
There was a 5 strinf peavey ax at the local shop before i moved that i liked but they wanted over 700 for it and wouldnt budge on it. They seem to run on the thought that US made means more money regardless of any other factors. Same went for them and japanese yamaha models. Two basses they could have sold but instead let sit on the wall for more years to come. The ax felt great but seemed limitedon tonal options regardless of how things were adjusted electronics wise. O yeah, and a peavey custom shop cirrus that they want thousands for...
