Alembic Guitars Club
Alembic products => Showcase => Series II Basses and Guitars => Topic started by: rolty on March 29, 2008, 07:18:28 AM
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It seems you like to see pictures! I have just acquired this Stanley Clarke in Walnut
(http://club.alembic.com/Images/411/50173.jpg)
Its a lovely nearly new instrument with a particularly beautiful headstock inlay
(http://club.alembic.com/Images/411/50174.jpg)
Its my first Alembic and I am very pleased to have got hold of it
(http://club.alembic.com/Images/411/50175.jpg)
I expect I will keep this bass for ever!
(http://club.alembic.com/Images/411/50176.jpg)
The owner was surprised when I told him I was going to gig with it, but I am, starting tonight...
(http://club.alembic.com/Images/411/50177.jpg)
Yes, its going to get used but I will do my best to keep it looking as good as it does today! Oh nearly forgot, serial Number: 0713707 usa (Message edited by rolty on March 29, 2008)
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Wow.... really a thing of beauty. I agree with you, they are meant to be played. I use my Alembics at gigs weekly. Remember, we are not here for a long time, we are here for a good time. Enjoy.
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It's okay to play it out, just don't do a London Calling number on it. Stunning bass...this ties the recently posted zebrawood orion for the coolest fretless of all time IMO.
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oops I meant zebrawood europa...
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Your bass is amazing! These pictures look a lot better than the eBay pictures. I'm sure it looks better in person too. If I saw it in person I would have been dying to bid on it (having the money is a different story).
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You have a real gem of a bass there.
Yep they need to be played so have no hesitation and spread the alembic sound to the masses.
Jazzyvee
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That is a stunner!! I love that side shot of the body/top lams- really cool color contrast.
I agree with everyone else, play the heck out of that sucker!
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Thanks guys, I played it alright, and was amazed at the difference and improvement over my Stingray.
The low notes down to the bottom E are incredible, so clear, and the upper notes so smooth... the band commented on how much better the bass sounded, I spent the night grinning from ear to ear! And I didnt ding it scratch or dent it
This bass will be with me for a long time!!!
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Beautiful bass; and yes, that's a particularly nice inlay!
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I think that the logo inlay has to be in the Logo Top 10.
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Hey Rolty, let me know if you are gigging in the West Midlands I'd love to come see that bass in person.
Take care
Jazzyvee
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Wow Rolty,
What a way to make an entrance to the club! That has to be the nicest fretless I have ever seen, congratulations!
It didnt look as nice on the ebay auction as it does in your pics for sure. Best of luck and health to play it
John.
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A Beautiful Bass.
I'm sitting here in my hoime outside Chicago feeling very jealous right now....
Play her in great health.
Mike
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ouhmaawgo-ohd!!!
I am falling in love again!
P
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Beautiful. I'm not usually a big fan of walnut but i love this one.
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Well thanks all you guys, it makes me feel a lot better about spending my life savings to know I have in fact bought a nice one !
Its a real revelation and a dream to play, anyone want to buy a fretless stingray?
Jazzyvee I'm practically in the West Midlands (well Herefordshire) and you can see our gig list at (band website) (http://running-on-empty.org.uk/diary.php) if you want to come and have an ogle...
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Aaarrrgh , I have a gig on Saturday in Hornchurch with Musical Youth or I may have made that trip to catch you. But I guess i'll have to wait a bit longer.
jazzyvee
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I have to agree with bassjigga . . . I never thought walnut was a great wood choice. Your guitar however, is breathtaking. Congrats on having this one in your tent, Rolty. Play it loud and proud! Tony