Your Peavey Cirrus is waiting for you.  Would you like it gift wrapped?  Oh wait, there's one small detail: you need to enter (and be one of the winners of) the Rudy Sarzo "Off The Rails" Contest!  Have you entered?  You've got just a few weeks left.

Peavey's Cirrus 4 bolsters their line of bass guitars, adding higher-end instruments with professional features. Dubbed "A Serious Bass For Serious Players," the Cirrus Series has garnered the attention of professionals and beginners alike, and is available crafted from beautiful exotic front and back woods. On-board active electronics - including a 3-band EQ and a pair of VFL pickups - provide "studio-quality" sound and the neck-through-body construction offer great sustain and tone.

How You Can Get It...

Here's how we're going to award the prizes.  We have four prize packages to give away: A Grand Prize Package, a People's Choice Package, a 2nd Place Runner Up Package, and a 3rd Place Runner Up Package.

The Grand Prize Package currently includes the Peavey Bass Guitar valued at over $2,000, a Jackson Randy Rhoads Guitar valued at over $1,700, an Ampeg Amp, Sony ACID Pro 7, Rudy Sarzo Workingman's Bass Loop Library, Autographed "Off the Rails: Aboard the Crazy Train in the Blizzard of Ozz" book, an Autographed Rudy Sarzo photo, and Kompoz "All Over The Map" CDs. 

Rudy Sarzo will personally select the Grand Prize song from the contest submissions, and all of the collaborators that participated in the final mix for that song will be eligible for the prizes in the Grand Prize package, as follows.  We'll randomly select via lottery a collaborator from that team.  That member will have his/her choice of a prize from the package.  We'll then randomly select via lottery a second member from that team, and that member will have his/her choice from the remaining prizes in that package.  Prizes will be awarded in this way until all of the prizes in the package are claimed. 

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Reviews from around the Web

This bass is the absolute smoothest playing bass I've ever owned. The sound is solid, and the active pickups really are absolutely quiet.

I played this Cirrus at a local music store, and I have to say its a great bass with a unique feel. It has a slightly longer scale than most four strings, but when you string it with extra light guage strings (like 95-40), it becomes an unstopable slap machine. The neck is incredibly fast, a little wide, and a little flat, with a smooth back.

This bass is great. You can get absolutley any sound possible. With pick this thing sounds amazing.