#Peavey cirrus bass serial numbers serial number#

It has an active preamp, but that's not really something I need or want in a bass. I'm mainly looking for specs so I can figure out what kind of pickups these are (humbuckers, single coils, etc?). Apparently these had pretty low production numbers and we're quickly replaced by the cirrus bass. There's also a version that came later in the life cycle with same specs as mine but with the Peavey block letter logo on the headstock. The version I have with the soapbar pickups and script logo on the headstock. The TL which had neck through construction and Schaller made p/j pickups. One with a painted bolt on neck, 4+1 headstock, pointy headstock with pin striping and the old Peavey logo, single coil super ferrite pups, and a 5 knob control scheme. It's hard to find specs on this and it looks like there were a few incarnations of the Dyna bass.

#Peavey cirrus bass serial numbers serial number#

The neck is super thin and not too wide, but the strings spacing isn't too narrow either.ДЄccording to the serial number among other things it looks like it's a later production year (1994 I'm pretty sure). As someone who has spent most of thier life as musician on six string guitars and 4 string basses the move from 4 to 5 strings has been pretty easy. It's in need of a set up and a few sharp fret ends that need filed, but the frets surprisingly have very little wear considering it's age and the body only has a couple small nicks.

So I decided to buy this used 5 string Peavey Dyna bass. The guitarist in my band just bought a squier baritone jazzmaster (30' scale) tuned in drop A so I figured I'd invest in a decent 5 string so I could match his low end without sacrificing the ability to play fills in the upper range. So I've been out of the bass game for a while, but after over a year of being a full time bassist (and using my vocalist's affinity p/j) I decided to take the plunge and buy my first bass in almost 10 years.