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Alembic products => Showcase => Series I Basses and Guitars => Topic started by: room037 on July 28, 2005, 07:41:11 AM
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I got the next 5 strings Alembic bass. (The first is 83' 2814 Graphite bass http://club.alembic.com/Images/411/11903.html?1103084499 ) The bass has beautiful Rose wood top and back !
(http://club.alembic.com/Images/411/20010.jpg)
(http://club.alembic.com/Images/411/20011.jpg)
(http://club.alembic.com/Images/411/20012.jpg)
What a Funny tail piece !
(http://club.alembic.com/Images/411/20013.jpg)
The body wood is flamed koa !
(http://club.alembic.com/Images/411/20014.jpg)
(Message edited by room037 on July 28, 2005)
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Wow!
Is that the '76 you bought from Guitar Center?
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Beautiful bass! And yes, that's an unusual tailpiece.
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OH!?@?uKAKKOII-?v
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That should be some birthday celebration next year...30 years old, but doesn't look a day over 10. Is that a variation of the 'mustache' tailpiece?
An exquisite example of early Alembic craftsmanship...best of luck with her!
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Congrats Eiji! What a beauty!
Looking at the last pic: is it a lined fretless?
Enjoy!
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hi eiji
that's a beautiful and very interesting bass! is that an early 'fan' peghead? it's striking with the standard point body. the flame-koa body is gorgeous, and it goes beautifully with the rosewood top and back. i've never seen that combination before; in fact i've never seen a koa body before
reinier, perhaps eiji will confirm this, but i believe those are low-profile mandolin frets. they are/will be a feature of my 'simple bass', which is under construction
marc
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Hi there,
Yes, the bass is lined fretless with coated fingerboad.
I ask about it to Val.
Nut and bridge were replaced at factory 1983.
But fretless conversion was done another work shop.
Coated fingerboard is still good condition.
I will keep fretless for a while.
Hi marc,
I think low-profile mandolin frets is good idea.
Please let me know the touch, when you get your bass.