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Peavey Reintroduces the Cirrus 4 Bass

The Cirrus was first released in 1997 as Peavey's flagship bass guitar line.

Peavey Reintroduces the Cirrus 4 Bass
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By NewsFeb 04, 2016
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Anaheim, CA (February 4, 2016) -- Today Peavey reintroduces their Cirrus 4 bass guitar. The Cirrus was first released in 1997 as Peavey's flagship bass guitar line. Brought back due to its high demand, customer satisfaction and reliability, this model features all of the original qualities that made it highly sought after in the first place.

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