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Alembic products => Showcase => Series I Basses and Guitars => Topic started by: rv_bass on July 17, 2017, 05:11:08 PM
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A big Thank You goes out to Joe for bringing these two basses together, both made from the same piece of Zebrawood way back in the '70s:
On the left 75-174 and on the right 76-270
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Ooooh...that's a whole lot of "The Zebrawood"
Amazing pair !! :-*
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Hey Rob, I loved your idea of putting a tree back together. Glad I could help you make that happen. Have fun!
Joe
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Beautiful Basses! They sure look like "The Zebrawood" to me.
My Series 1 sn 215 is cut from the same clothe. :)
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That is a beautiful thing right there. Well, two beautiful things I guess! ;D
I may have posted this thought on the other thread, but the pickups on #270 are interesting. I can't recall seeing a caramel-colored pickup in the more modern shape... aren't they usually the earlier type with two mounting tabs?
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Thanks! Three actually, Peter's is quite nice as well!
I think I would assume they are newer pickups.
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Looking through a lot of photos of ‘76 Series basses lately it appears as though this shape was common, so I’m now going with the assumption that the pickups are original.
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I didn't catch this thread first time around. Those are some beautiful basses!
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Ain't she perdy? :)
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Verily :D
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One of my all-time favorites. 8)
I was thinking #76-270 was a medium-scale though, Rob... ??? Does she she just look that way when pictured next to #75-174 maybe? Neck is set a little bit deeper in the wings?
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I think it's just the angle in the photo at the top of the thread, both 76-270 and 75-174 are long scale basses.