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Emailed Peavey to try and figure out what color this is. If anyone can tell me, that'd be great. I don't see it on the Millennium color chart.
I got my 1998 back from GROAT GUITARS here in Santa Rosa, CA. They made a custom walnut pickguard for it.
http://www.groatinstruments.com/
I tried using every different kind of Peavey VFL pickup on this bass. I also bought some Seymour Duncan active pickups because they will work with the Peavey preamp, but in the end, I decided to keep it 100% Peavey. I bought a new set of VFL Millennium Jazz pups for it. I also tried different pickup placement and the one I landed on is the best.
I can nail a Pbass tone better than a stock Cirrus can, get a great jazz tone, and the blend of the two with the center detent sounds just like an Alembic Essence, only darker. This is one Serious Cirrus !!
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There's a Millennium color chart out there. Hopefully someone has a larger resolution image.
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Here's a closer look -
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I was guessing PCB Metallic, just from your pics and this chart. Maybe the color has simply changed a bit over time? Sort of like Oly White basses turn yellow as they age (though I do understand poly finishes don't change as much as nitro).
Very nice! Have you ever played a Mill 4JJ to compare the two?
I was guessing PCB Metallic, just from your pics and this chart. Maybe the color has simply changed a bit over time? Sort of like Oly White basses turn yellow as they age (though I do understand poly finishes don't change as much as nitro).
It's official - I hate my Fury and love my Foundation.
It's official - I hate my Fury and love my Foundation.
What do you hate about the Fury?
Just doesn't have enough bite - maybe I'm not a P fan.