Alembic Guitars Club
Alembic products => Dreaming... for now => Topic started by: tomlerner on July 02, 2007, 10:40:17 AM
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I've seen only one, namely the November 1999 Featured Custom. Has anybody seen photos of any other ones elsewhere on the website?
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I've also just found the April 2002 Featured Custom. Any others?
Tom
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There's one on the Skylark page.
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Have you seen this excel?
(http://club.alembic.com/Images/402/41720.jpg)
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Thanks, gents!
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Hey Lidon- I don't see an Oceanburst ax on the Skylark page.
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Tom, go here: http://www.alembic.com/prod/skylark.html (http://www.alembic.com/prod/skylark.html)
You should see 14 thumbnail images, one of which is an Oceanburst finish.
Click or doubleclick that image for the full view.
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Here you go, looks a bit different:
(http://club.alembic.com/Images/402/41756.jpg)
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Thanks guys. I was looking in the Skylark Showcase section of the club, not the Product page. This photo is helpful.
Tom
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That's a neat picture. This is the second time I've sat here and just looked at those blue waves of water.
So Tom; just curious, or did you have something in mind?
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That Skylark is a great platform for the finish. A real beauty.
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It looks like ripples on still water (Hunter /Garcia reference deliberate)
Mike
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Dave, nothing specific yet. Thinking about an ocean-themed bass with a flame or quilt maple top, ocean burst, and maybe a shell inlay or two. At the moment, you guys are building a vermilion short-scale lefty Excel for me, so I won't be placing another order for awhile!
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First, let me say that I think Alembics should be natural wood - or maybe a light tint if maple. Second, let me say that bursts should be either Fender 3-tone sunburst or Gibson tobacco sunburst. Third, let me say I WANT THAT SKYLARK! That is just yummy!
Peter
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I know this is an older thread, but there's a used triple-Omega (http://www.bassandbeyond.com/html/used.php?category=Basses&item=Alembic%20Triple%20Omega%204%20Str%20Oceanburst target=_blank) at Bass and Beyond in Sacramento, CA. See also this thread (http://alembic.com/club/messages/395/43903.html?1189637621 target=_blank) here at our very own forum.
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I was once a purist (You know - The natural beauty of the wood shouldn't be obstructed, etc, etc,etc.). But after painting a few vintage Fenders and other older guitars in nitro over Lake Placid Blue, Dakota Red, Daphne Blue, tobacco burst, Heritage Cherry and a few other vintage colors, I began to appreciate the aesthetics of colors and pigment.
That Excel is calling to me...
(Message edited by bassman10096 on October 06, 2007)