The Official U.S. Peavey Cirrus Club

#23
I'm in. I've had several of these babies, but unlike spade2you, only two at a time a while back. :)

Here's my latest, and hopefully last. :)

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#29
spade2you said:
Yup, nothing custom about it, although after it was built, Peavey selected it as a NAMM Show model because they thought the wild flame top looked good.
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Yeah, I should have clarified... I was more referring to the density. I too have seen some birdseye in those boards, just not nearly that much. The fact that it was a NAMM bass explains it, tho. :)
 
#30
spade2you, I never get tired of looking at that picture.
Vic, I'd like to come over sometime and bring my USA Millenniums sometime to do an A/B test with your Cirrus if you're willing.
 
#31
cb56 said:
spade2you, I never get tired of looking at that picture.
Vic, I'd like to come over sometime and bring my USA Millenniums sometime to do an A/B test with your Cirrus if you're willing.
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Of course! Maybe this weekend might work out, otherwise I might be free later this week in the eve's.
 
#35
Dr. Cheese said:
Here are some shots of my Cirrus:
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Nice lookin' bass, Cheese. Hey, here's a quick photo tip for ya... next time, make sure most of the light is coming from almost directly behind you so we can see that beautiful top! :) Any time the light is from behind or even the side, your camera is going to make it too dark in its attempts to overall adjust the picture's light and dark areas to average out.
 
#36
Vic said:
Nice lookin' bass, Cheese. Hey, here's a quick photo tip for ya... next time, make sure most of the light is coming from almost directly behind you so we can see that beautiful top! :) Any time the light is from behind or even the side, your camera is going to make it too dark in its attempts to overall adjust the picture's light and dark areas to average out.
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Thanks Vic, I can use all the help I can get on pics. It is not something that comes naturally to me at all.:oops:
 
#37
Dr. Cheese said:
Thanks Vic, I can use all the help I can get on pics. It is not something that comes naturally to me at all.:oops:
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Ehh, it's not that hard. You'll catch on real quick... just gotta' watch the light is all. Also just make sure the light isn't 100% directly behind you, so you don't get glare. Just a little off to one side or the other but still mostly behind you is best. Should light that top up nicely. :)
 
#39
yoink said:
lol! Talk about priorities...

$14,000 worth of bass guitars on a $300 couch.
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Not exactly sure how much I spent, but pretty sure it wouldn't be $14k as I purchased some used and got the Peacock blue 5er for $899 new since it was there forever. The couch might be more than $300. My aunt and uncle gave it to me and they're pretty loaded, although your guess is as good as mine. My priority is bass, not couches....
 
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