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U.S. Peavey Club

This arrived today:
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Thanks Mark!
 
I started a thread on this but I should have just asked here.

I've got a Peavey Millennium Plus J/J coming via UPS and I'm really excited about it. Here are some pics:

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For those of you who have played one of these, would this sound like a Fender active Jazz or more like a "Jazz on Steroids"?
 
And gone. :(

The price was right for what it was. Don't remember the shipping charge.

I don't know if anyone saw the B-Ninety "kit" on epay that was refinished black and silver texture for $100 w/shipping. I received it today. The guy packed it really well and sent all the parts. The J bridge pu and tone control didn't work out of the box. Somebody missed a ground and with the addition of a one inch piece of wire it all works. Truss rod appears to work, too. I've wanted a Peavey PJ for a while but haven't found one at the right price (for me). The PUs are passive and I think they're EMGs since there was an active PU version. I'll get it together in the next week or so and may build a DynaBass pre with concentric pots for it. Probably string it BEAD. Refinish may be in the future but it may grow on me.:D

mech
 
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The price was right for what it was. Don't remember the shipping charge.

Seller was hedging on shipping that bass. He had a shipping estimate appear on his auction, but threw in a caveat in the item description saying seller would have to pay for the box and other related charges. That would probably be why bidding stalled at $45. Either way, he had a reserve on it, so it's unknown what his expectations were, price wise.
 
Ok Peavey gurus please help solve a mystery. I recently sold 2 Gbasses, one here locally to fellow forumite kmon and he told me that it only has one battery. Wouldn't that make it a 9 volt pre? I thought they were 18 volt? Both the Gbasses were stock. I opened my GV and it has 2. The online manual says 18 volt also. What's the. Deal?
 
Ok Peavey gurus please help solve a mystery. I recently sold 2 Gbasses, one here locally to fellow forumite kmon and he told me that it only has one battery. Wouldn't that make it a 9 volt pre? I thought they were 18 volt? Both the Gbasses were stock. I opened my GV and it has 2. The online manual says 18 volt also. What's the. Deal?

There should be two 9-v batteries in a G-bass. Unless someone changed the stock preamp.