NAMM 2010: Peavey expands PXD Series to bass guitars
Introducing the Tragic 4 and Void 4
Peavey PXD Void bass
Peavey PXD Void bass
PRESS RELEASE: Peavey proudly introduces the Tragic 4 and Void 4, the first bass guitars in its award-winning PXD Series. The Peavey PXD Series is a new breed of extreme guitars and basses that capture the aggression and attitude of modern metal players.
The Peavey PXD Tragic and Void are 4-string, neck-through-body bass guitars built with an alder body, maple neck and ebony fretboard. A pair of Peavey VFL active pickups - the same proprietary electronics used on Peavey's acclaimed Cirrus and Millennium AC Series basses - give players amazing tonal control through an active three-band EQ with +/- 10 dB boost and cut.
Both models are available in matte black with a brushed aluminum-finish pickguard, plus gloss black, gloss white or gloss red finishes.
The PXD endorser roster includes metal's hottest young musicians, including Chad Kulengosky and Timoteo Rosales (I Am Ghost); Kirk Windstein (Down, Crowbar, Kingdom of Sorrow); Matt Brunson (Crowbar); Dan Hatfield (The Crimson Armada); John Hehman III (Year of Desolation); Jon Pauly (Corpus Christi A.D.); Andy Vangelisto and Jonathan Matthews (Planes Crash); Monster (Jugulur); Casey Ash and Patrick Hearn (Less Than A Second); and Pete Evick (Bret Michaels Band).
PXD Tragic 4 Bass
34" scale with 22 jumbo frets
Two Peavey VFL™ active pickups
Volume control with pickup blend
Active three-band EQ with +/- 10 dB boost/cut
Alder body
Maple neck with ebony fretboard
Available in Matte Black, Gloss black, Gloss Red or Gloss White
Matte Black model features brushed aluminum finish pickguard
Coffin Case gig bag included
PXD Void 4 Bass
34" scale with 22 jumbo frets
Two Peavey VFL™ active pickups
Volume control with pickup blend
Active three-band EQ with +/- 10 dB boost/cut
Alder body
Maple neck with ebony fretboard
Available in Matte Black, Gloss black, Gloss Red or Gloss White
Matte Black model features brushed aluminum finish pickguard
Coffin Case gig bag included
For more information, visit Peavey's official site
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