NAMM06: David Ellefson Signature Bass From Peavey

US The Scorpio DE for those about to rock…      01/02/06

NAMM06: David Ellefson Signature Bass From Peavey


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Peavey have introduced the Zodiac DE Scorpio, the first signature-model bass guitar in the Zodiac Series. Designed with veteran metal bassist David Ellefson, Peavey Zodiac DE bass guitars feature both J-style and P-style pickups.
David Ellefson had this to say about the new model, “I wanted to create a bass that incorporates the best sound qualities of a traditional instrument but also has cutting-edge features designed for modern players. My technique and playing style have always demanded more from a bass guitar to really capture the power and depth of my music. The Zodiac DE brings those elements together in one powerhouse instrument. Rock n’ roll is about constant reinvention and taking things to new extremes, and the Zodiac DE reflects my passion for that lifestyle. I like the bass to be heard as well as felt through the music, and after all, what good is a fancy bass if you can’t hear it?�
Zodiac DE Scorpio Features
  • 34â€� scale
  • 21 frets
  • Black finish with chrome-plated pickguard
  • 8â€� radius maple neck with rosewood fingerboard
  • Solid alder body with sculpted front and back contours
  • Steel bridge with machined steel saddles
  • All chrome-plated hardware
  • One Seymour Duncan Quarter-Pound P-style pickup
  • One Seymour Duncan Quarter-Pound J-style pickup
  • Passive electronics
  • Two master volume controls and one master tone control
  • Switchcraft jack
  • Butterfly tuning pegs Price and Availability
    The Peavey Zodiac DE Scorpio bass guitar will be available in Q1 2006.
    U.S. MSRP $899.99
    More info:
  • www.peavey.com
    Peavey Social


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