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SHOW YOUR PEAVEYS

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Here's the new Peavey Acxelerator 6 I just bought used here on this very forum:
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A fresh picture of the Palaedium modified with black hardware and a chrome Smith Bridge:
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The Millenium with a Reverend Rumblefish "P" pickup:
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This Millenium is my "main" bass for my current rock/country band "Not Dead Yet". It gives a great "P" bass tone with the J pickup rolled off. I almost never use the J pickup at all. The Reverend pickup absolutely sings. The original pickup wasn't bad either.

Peavey Collection:
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I love USA Peavey basses.
 
Nope, Bill. No problems... yet. I bought it under a year ago from an instrument dealer who was going out of business and it was new old stock, had never been sold. It took a setup after 20 years with no issues and is a nice, tight instrument. One of the best $100 I've ever spent.

I bought mine brand new in 1987 or 88, when I was a senior. I still have it, but it's showing it's age... A well-respected guitar tech tried to do a set up on it, and it's been screwed ever since.
 
I had to replace the tuners... I was tuning one night at practice and the peg on the E string tuning machine didn't tune. It just kind of twisted out. :bawl: I replaced all 6 so they were all the same and also replaced those silly black rubber knobs with gold ones while I was at it.

Those minor issues aside, I love my Cirrus. Feels great, sounds great, gets LOTS of compliments!
 

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